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Export nested lists (using nested arrays?). For top-level lists the nested array should be optional to make sure we still support the current format (simple list of strings).
Create lists and add items accordingly on import. This is not necessarily what we want to do by default though, so we should probably hide it behind a preference. (Lists with the same name are not necessarily the same across projects!)
Besides importing lists, this would allow for an import plugin that translates a folder hierarchy to nested lists.
Is there a timeline for this feature? I am at the moment working with a project that uses hierarchical lists to define an archival order and wants to do some data enrichment on the Tropy export JSON-LD (e.g., add transcriptions to photos as notes via script), but the lists getting lost on the reimport is of course an issue.
There's no timeline yet, but if somebody's using it, we typically try to make it a priority.
Export should be trivial to add, I'm a little concerned about import though. Currently, lists are not imported at all. This is mainly because you can import items into a list specifically; I think we'd have to add a separate import option (or a plugin?) that creates missing lists and adds the items right away.
Besides importing lists, this would allow for an import plugin that translates a folder hierarchy to nested lists.
See #693
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