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identify and/or build function (or functions) to move photos from "mother" repo to shared drive to ensure final sort and naming is preserved for all
#32
we should ensure we put in place a system that allows us to responsibly share the photos. There are usually changes to photos in the master repo that are not pushed to github as it can occur with photos that are not tagged with _k_. A tiny script that copies everything back to a shared drive is in order. If that can be abstracted to a function or two then sweet.
this should be mostly complete already for 2 reasons:
there are many small fpr_photo_* helpful functions already
because it was done in 2022 for each repo to get the originals resized and to onedrive.
Overwriting the folders on onedrive can be considered once we have a very reasonable degree of confidence that there is not some reason that photos are missing. We do have the originals too but all that sorting that happened by hand is valuable.
Currently I don't think that onedrive is backed up to digital ocean like the rest of the drives but that would be a good way to reduce risk of overwriting to next to nothing.
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we should ensure we put in place a system that allows us to responsibly share the photos. There are usually changes to photos in the master repo that are not pushed to github as it can occur with photos that are not tagged with
_k_
. A tiny script that copies everything back to a shared drive is in order. If that can be abstracted to a function or two then sweet.this should be mostly complete already for 2 reasons:
fpr_photo_*
helpful functions alreadyOverwriting the folders on onedrive can be considered once we have a very reasonable degree of confidence that there is not some reason that photos are missing. We do have the originals too but all that sorting that happened by hand is valuable.
Currently I don't think that onedrive is backed up to
digital ocean
like the rest of the drives but that would be a good way to reduce risk of overwriting to next to nothing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: