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right now I have a folder structure like
/Folder 1/Artist/Album/Song.mp3
and I want to move it to
/Folder 2/Album/Song.mp3
rn now {relative_path} gives
{relative_path}
/Folder 2/Artist/Album/Song.mp3
any way I can skip the Artist folder?
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{path} is a Python pathlib.Path which has a parent attribute.
{path}
parent
Python example:
>>> import pathlib >>> p = pathlib.Path("/folder1/artist/album/song.mp3") >>> p PosixPath('/folder1/artist/album/song.mp3') >>> p.parent PosixPath('/folder1/artist/album') >>> p.parent.parent PosixPath('/folder1/artist') >>>
I.e. you could use {path.parent.parent} to access the album folder.
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right now I have a folder structure like
and I want to move it to
rn now
{relative_path}
givesany way I can skip the Artist folder?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: