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Would be possible to have a switch when importing albums to have it move the music to final spot and also link it? I can only seeing this working while importing one album at a time and not a library.
Example: I'm currently in charge of taking care of my mother, and she likes her music, and I like mine, but sometimes (rarely) we like both. She has her xbmc that pulls from one place, I have mine that pulls from another. So to separate them
do an import with l or L:
beet import -L /music/Beatles/
this would then both move the Beatles to main library folder and symlink to her folder as set by the .config
beet imp -L /music/Beatles/
ends up with
/../../music/Rock/Beatles
and
(symlinks) /../../music/mother/Beatles
l and L = link just for simple explaination.
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Good suggestion. I think this an instance of the "symlink views" idea in #408. Can you add some thoughts there if you think the ground isn't fully covered?
Would be possible to have a switch when importing albums to have it move the music to final spot and also link it? I can only seeing this working while importing one album at a time and not a library.
Example: I'm currently in charge of taking care of my mother, and she likes her music, and I like mine, but sometimes (rarely) we like both. She has her xbmc that pulls from one place, I have mine that pulls from another. So to separate them
do an import with l or L:
beet import -L /music/Beatles/
this would then both move the Beatles to main library folder and symlink to her folder as set by the .config
beet imp -L /music/Beatles/
ends up with
/../../music/Rock/Beatles
and
(symlinks) /../../music/mother/Beatles
l and L = link just for simple explaination.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: