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No. 1582 [Preview] [Reply] eb7140
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I had an ok week. I figured out 'system:number of urls', and you can now import rtf files!

Full changelog: https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/changelog.html

highlights

So, you can now search for 'num URLs'. You will find it under a new stub, 'system:urls', at the bottom of the normal system predicate list (where 'system:known urls' has also moved). This first version is simple--it counts all URLs, regardless of how important, but I can see a future version having the ability to scan by 'post URLs' or specific URL classes. Give it a go and let me know if you run into any trouble!

Also, thanks to a user, you can now import rtf files! There's no word count yet, but I think it should be doable in future.

If you select multiple tags, you can now hide or favourite them all at once. There's a bit of workflow and presentation improvement here, too.

The old 'tag suggestions' box called 'favourites' is now called 'most used'. It was stupid to have two tag systems called 'favourites', so this is now fixed. You still edit them under options->tag suggestions; they just have a more precise and less confusing name now.

If you are an advanced macOS user (i.e. you know how to build something with xcode), you might like to check out Hydra Vista, a new user-made macOS App that presents your client (via the Client API, e.g., perhaps on another computer) in a booru-like wrapper. https://github.com/konkrotte/hydravista

next week

I would like to add timestamp editing to the Client API.

No. 1585 [Preview] [Reply] 3ba148
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Not in the convenient way you are thinking, unfortunately. 'This file has this hash is core to the whole database, so if you start messing around with ids, I can't promise that some maintenance routine won't notice the problem later and throw a bunch of warnings and errors.

I can do something though. Most of this tech is in the 'duplicates' system, where you can copy tags and ratings and URLs from one file to another, but it is clunky to work with and doesn't copy every possible thing. I plan to keep working on it because we are running into more and more situations where we want clean easy and automatable sharing/duplicating of metadata across similar files.

Here's the general help, if you haven't seen it. You can access all the 'set these files as same quality duplicates' commands outside of the duplicate filter through the normal thumbnail menu when you have multiple files selected, but you'll want to set up your 'default duplicate metadata merge options' in a duplicates processing page first, so your client knows what to merge where in these situations.

https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/duplicates.html



No. 1588 [Preview] [Reply] 2edcb4
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I had a great week. I completely overhauled how file timestamps are stored across the program, adding millisecond resolution so 'sort by import time' is more reliable, and I then added timestamp editing to the Client API.

The release should be as normal tomorrow.


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