Add recursivity max depth #92
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Sounds like a good feature. All PRs are more than welcome! |
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Unfortunately I don't have the time nor skills to implement the functionality |
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Arbitrary limit of 255 set for command line option ivandokov#92
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) * Removed for compatibility with Windows * Implemented --maxdepth to limit recursion on input directory Arbitrary limit of 255 set for command line option #92 * Test compatibility for Windows (#102) * Migrated to a more compatible filename for testing exiftool * --Migrated Windows escaping to quoted input rather than shlex.quote escaping. --Added space and punctuation test --Added additional test image * --Updated trailing slash test to use Windows specific slashes on win32 * --Updated trailing slash test to use Windows specific slashes on win32 * --revert unintended commit * Added quiet mode to not show output. (#103) * Arbitrary text change to help to test commits * Updated readme.md with maxdepth details Updated defaults to support --maxdepth=0 to allow processsing only the input directory without any subdirectory traversal. Co-authored-by: roykrikke <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Ivan Dokov <[email protected]>
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That merged issue #104 seems to be completed so this original one must be completed also. Seems to work just like I wanted 👍 |
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It seems that by default the application runs the operations for all the sub-directories, which in many cases might not be what the user needs. Could it be possible to add --maxdepth option which would work like on (GNU) Find?
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