We're gonna have some issues running against an update because there will be orphan files leftover that aren't in the input directory anymore. We can detect this by keeping track of all the files that would be created, and then checking them off the list of output files we detected, and printing out the ones that should be considered for deletion because they don't exist in the input (with exceptions of course), to make updates as repeatable as possible.
We're gonna have some issues running against an update because there will be orphan files leftover that aren't in the input directory anymore. We can detect this by keeping track of all the files that would be created, and then checking them off the list of output files we detected, and printing out the ones that should be considered for deletion because they don't exist in the input (with exceptions of course), to make updates as repeatable as possible.
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We're gonna have some issues running against an update because there will be orphan files leftover that aren't in the input directory anymore. We can detect this by keeping track of all the files that would be created, and then checking them off the list of output files we detected, and printing out the ones that should be considered for deletion because they don't exist in the input (with exceptions of course), to make updates as repeatable as possible.