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If I download a gallery (gallery-dl https://foo.com/blah), and then later "download" it again while specifying --download-archive ... (gallery-dl --download-archive blah.sqlite3 https://foo.com/blah), the already-downloaded files don't get added to the database.
My primary use for --download-archive is so that I can delete files and not have gallery-dl download them again the next time I run it on the same gallery (because it's been updated), but this issue means I either need to delete and re-download the file(s) to have them added to the database, or keep the files I don't want to prevent them from being downloaded again, which seems to defeat the purpose of --download-archive.
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An archive-event option was added in v1.27.2 (ea81fa9) and writing skipped files to archives by default was disabled alongside.
You can re-enable it with -o archive-event=file,skip
Maybe I should revert this change and update the default yet again, given that this at least the third time someone asked/complained about it since it was changed.
If I download a gallery (
gallery-dl https://foo.com/blah
), and then later "download" it again while specifying--download-archive ...
(gallery-dl --download-archive blah.sqlite3 https://foo.com/blah
), the already-downloaded files don't get added to the database.My primary use for
--download-archive
is so that I can delete files and not have gallery-dl download them again the next time I run it on the same gallery (because it's been updated), but this issue means I either need to delete and re-download the file(s) to have them added to the database, or keep the files I don't want to prevent them from being downloaded again, which seems to defeat the purpose of--download-archive
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: