Always "Remove old?"

[ghost]

I would like the option either by command line or YAML, to always
Remove old. Example case

$ beet import Cinescope

/home/Steven/Cinescope
Tagging: Thunderball - Cinescope
(Similarity: 100.0%)
 * The Road To Benares      -> The Road to Benares
 * Return Of The Panther    -> Return of the Panther
 * Get Up With The Get Down -> Get Up With the Get Down
 * Thunder In The Jungle    -> Thunder in the Jungle

$ beet import Cinescope

/home/Steven/Cinescope
Tagging: Thunderball - Cinescope
(Similarity: 100.0%)
 * The Road To Benares      -> The Road to Benares
 * Return Of The Panther    -> Return of the Panther
 * Get Up With The Get Down -> Get Up With the Get Down
 * Thunder In The Jungle    -> Thunder in the Jungle
This album is already in the library!
[S]kip new, Keep both, Remove old?

[sampsyo]

Duplicate of #185.

[ghost]

@sampsyo any comments? Is this on the horizon, low priority, etc?

[sampsyo]

Nothing specific to say, no—seems like a good idea, but there's not currently a huge amount of demand. Should be straightforward enough, though, if you'd like to try your hand at a pull request.

On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 1:53 AM, Steven Penny notifications@github.com
wrote:

@sampsyo any comments? Is this on the horizon, low priority, etc?

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[ghost]

@sampsyo really I would like to use beet without the "library" altogether if possible. At this time I have no need for the library feature and would just like to do some "one off" tagging of some folders.

[ghost]

A workaround is to run

yes r | beet import Cinescope