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Win10: Beets should send trashed files to recycle bin, not instantly delete them #2492

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RollingStar opened this issue Mar 24, 2017 · 2 comments
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Win10: Beets should send trashed files to recycle bin, not instantly delete them #2492

RollingStar opened this issue Mar 24, 2017 · 2 comments

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@RollingStar
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Run beet import on an album that's already in the library. Say Remove old. The old files are instantly deleted, not sent to the recycle bin. Recycle-binning deleted files is typical behavior; I can't think of any Windows program that doesn't do this for user-facing files.

I don't know how beets operates on Linux.

Alternatively, a user-designated "Trash" folder in the library could be specified, but that's more complicated.
(See: duplicates plugin)
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sampsyo commented Mar 25, 2017

Could you please add your thoughts to #149, which describes a similar idea?

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Sorry about that. I tried searching and didn't see it.

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