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Keep files original name while moving
See original GitHub issueIn the early versions I was able to do that with {original} key. Is there any way to do that with new version?
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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To move files without renaming them? I wasn’t aware this was supported earlier but either way, this is not something currently supported in v2.0.0. I’ll investigate restoring this functionality.
I would love if this feature got merged in. I maintain my own fork with this functionality baked in on gitlab.
I think it boils down to mnamer really does three things.
For many users, including myself, being able to just do the first 2 steps is desirable. Is there anything I can do to help get this feature included? It looks like @queeup has a solution and test case already hashed out, is there anything additional I can help with?