Ignore options feature #83
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Allows the user to choose keywords (default: ‘sample’) to dictate ignored paths and filenames. Useful to ignore files like .nfo or sample files.
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@vipuldelwadia or @daveharris I'd rather one of you guys accept this merge please. I don't want to do it and screw up 😄 |
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Oh cool Github put the new commit into my merge request. @davekeane if you are happy with that could you accept the merge request please? |
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Everything I've seen is good, but unfortunately I don't have a working dev environment to pull/test/review in. So I'm not comfortable clicking the merge button.... |
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Tested locally, looks good, nice work! |
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A new feature to allow the user to supply terms to TVRenamer, which are compared against filenames when added to the list, and should any match, the file will be unchecked automatically. Useful to automatically ignore certain file types, such as .nfo, or additional files usually found accompanying TV shows, like samples.