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<start_of_turn>model
Is there an option to compare folders with different sub folder system.
For example 1st folder files are in main folder without sub folders and 2nd folder files are in sub folders.
Presently same file is considered unique if located in different sub folders.
Any ideas, is it possible?
I'm having this same issue and I'm not sure if it is a bug, a feature that isn't there, or user error.
What I was hoping to accomplish with this tool was to verify that all of the files on my SD card had already been backed up to my computer's photo directory structure, but I don't care what subfolder they are in.
I clicked the subfolders option, but it still found each file as being unique.
Is this a bug, a missing feature, or am I doing something wrong?<end_of_turn>