#beets

I'm on dev sorry

the beets executable is typically called "beet" not "beets" ?

darwin: i aliased it cause i kept typing beets ;)

i dont think import -L is the right approach for this cause i don't want to query musicbrainz for every album again, and the zero plugin doesnt seem to run if you specify '-A'

will have to use 'modify' instead i think

nbags: Did you install both using pip and your regular package manager?

Freso: i did have them both installed at one point. now just with dpkg. the pip version was the same - pip reported 3.1.19 but beet --version said 3.1.18

its this file:

cat /usr/share/beets/beets/__init__.py|grep version

__version__ = u'1.3.18'

whereas:

cat /usr/bin/beet|grep requires

__requires__ = 'beets==1.3.19'

cat /usr/bin/beet|grep requires

here we go:

guess debian and pip packages didnt get fixed

yay

is there a way to have beets just include the file in the database, without touching anything at all? --noautotag insists on renaming the file

you mean in the beets directory, alphor?

woops total brainfart on my end

nathdwek: yeah. got it figured out, it was -A.

mmmh, weird that -A does what you want and --noautotag doesn't

I would have guessed -CW

what does that do?

can't find it in the docs

-C: don't copy, -W: don't write tags

But you still fetch info and store it in the database, so although your files are untouched, you have correct additional info in the beets db that you can query against

hello