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delete intermediate files, ok, but not pre-existing files from the directory #8706
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Post the full output of youtube-dl when run with
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do this for example:
Expected:
That is:
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When a file already exists on the destination directory, youtube-dl won't download it again, that's fine.
But, if that file is used as an intermediate file, youtube-dl will delete it, although the file existed before the command was launched. That's surprising. Is it how it is intended ?
It's clear that -k would have keep it, although we don't know in advance if youtube-dl will reuse an existing file from the directory, or download an intermediate one.
I tend to think that if it reuses a file from the disk, by default it should not delete it.