Hi Eriberto, I have a good test example attached to this email.
It has two folders with a file 'test'. The files differ only in 1 character. The sizes are exactly the same.
1/test 2/test If you run: jdupes -ru 1 2 You get: Scanning: 2 files, 2 items (in 3 specified) No unique files found. If you put them in a parent folder, let's say '3', and run: jdupes -ru 3 you get; Scanning: 2 files, 3 items (in 2 specified) No unique files found.I have not found any problems with finding duplicates, only finding uniques.
Just found another problem. Wanted to see what --print-summarize might say. But I get this:
jdupes --print-summarize -ru 1 2 Only one of --summarize, --print-summarize, --delete, --link-hard, --link-soft, --json, --error-on-dupe, or --dedupe may be used--print-summarize does work for finding duplicates, but not uniques. I think the warning should be:
Only one of --summarize, --print-summarize, --delete, --link-hard,--link-soft, --json, --error-on-dupe, --print-unique, or --dedupe may be used
Best, Bob
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