{path.parent}/{path.stem}
See original GitHub issueAs part of my old config I had:
- shell: |
magick "{path}" -resize '1440x1440>' "{path.parent}/{path.stem}_r.{}"
I suspect this syntax has changed in the last big revamping of this tool. On which page could I find the current syntax? Thanks!
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Yes, thank you. Apparently the {} never gave errors in the previous versions! Now working, thanks again.
The
path
stuff should work just fine. I guess you need{path.stem}_r{path.suffix}
?