--test is ignored when using --copy

[Yaw Anokwa]

python sortphotos.py --copy --test ~/Desktop/Input/ ~/Desktop/Output;

Prints the preview text to the screen, and no photos are put in /Desktop/Output, but I also get a copy of the photos in the folder (/Desktop/sortphotos-master/src) in which I'm running the command.

[Andrew Ning]

If you want to test don’t add the copy flag for now.  I’m using exiftool to also handle the moving, so I don’t have much control over that.  For copying it first makes a copy locally then moves it, but if it’s just a test it still seems to make the copy but doesn’t move it.  In the next version I’m going to retake control of the file management and just use exiftool for grabbing the exif data.  But for now if you want to test don’t add the copy flag.

On Sat, Nov 22, 2014 at 3:40 PM, Yaw Anokwa [e-mail]
wrote:

python sortphotos.py --copy --test ~/Desktop/Input/ ~/Desktop/Output;

Prints the preview text to the screen, and no photos are put in /Desktop/Output, but I also get a copy of the photos in the folder (/Desktop/sortphotos-master/src) in which I'm running the command.

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[Andrew Ning]

I've just released a new version that addresses this issue