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When using Yoga to batch convert files, I lose the files' modification date & time, as they would be timestamped to the time of creation of the newly encoded files.
Some other tools like JXL Migrate do preserve/replicate file modification times on the filesystem after writing the output files.
It would be nice if Yoga could also do this by default. It's not metadata internal to the file like #36, but it's filesystem metadata and can be considered important (and file managers go to great lengths to preserve it even when copying across the network).
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When using Yoga to batch convert files, I lose the files' modification date & time, as they would be timestamped to the time of creation of the newly encoded files.
Some other tools like JXL Migrate do preserve/replicate file modification times on the filesystem after writing the output files.
It would be nice if Yoga could also do this by default. It's not metadata internal to the file like #36, but it's filesystem metadata and can be considered important (and file managers go to great lengths to preserve it even when copying across the network).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: