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Is it possible to keep my current path for my files, so that they are not grouped in albums and artists (they are still grouped under artists if you use singleton)? |
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Does the "update" command solve this problem for you? There is a dry-run option so you can test it. |
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I know this has been addresses before but I don't recall what it was called. It might be that in order to suppress the 'move' you have to use a different configuration file that has something like 'move: no' in it. Of course you will need to have your singleton path specified as well. Otherwise, have you read the Command Line Interface notes on 'reimporting' and 'update'? It isn't clear to me what the -a flag does in 'update'. Maybe you can test it and report back. |
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Did it work for you? |
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Set copy to no.
And move to no.
Then you can select on import and modify commands manually when you want to copy/move
beet import --copy
beet import --move
beet mod --copy
beet mod --move
For newly downloaded stuff I often use --move.
For existing stuff that shouldnt be altered I dont use either option, ie my default is to never touch path!!