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Hi there! I've been utilizing rdfind to streamline the process of identifying duplicate files within a single directory. However, I've encountered a need for more refined control over the analysis process.
Would it be possible to incorporate support for excluding files based on specific extensions using a globbing pattern or perhaps a regex?
I noticed that the solution proposed in #69 (by @bes-internal), involving the find command, doesn't adequately address the issue, especially when dealing with a substantial number of files.
I think this feature would help other users (such as @jvassev and @entrity).
Your consideration of this enhancement would greatly enhance the usability of rdfind for users with diverse file management needs. Thank you!
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Hi there! I've been utilizing rdfind to streamline the process of identifying duplicate files within a single directory. However, I've encountered a need for more refined control over the analysis process.
Would it be possible to incorporate support for excluding files based on specific extensions using a globbing pattern or perhaps a regex?
I noticed that the solution proposed in #69 (by @bes-internal), involving the
find
command, doesn't adequately address the issue, especially when dealing with a substantial number of files.I think this feature would help other users (such as @jvassev and @entrity).
Your consideration of this enhancement would greatly enhance the usability of rdfind for users with diverse file management needs. Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: