gphotos-sync is not downloading all photos? #424
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Unfortunately I think you have an occurance of this: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/129250413 which I mention in #119 (but note the dates and lack of activity on the google issue). When I looked into this years ago it did happen to media items that were not in an album. For some reason it completely stopped happening on my media library. One possible explanation for that is that I have an 'auto' folders set up to automatically create an album with all the pictures of my dog. Maybe you could do an experiment and set up an auto folder to see if this goes away. Also I seem to recall that simply waiting a couple of days might cause the missing items to appear in media list commands. |
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Hmm, there's something odd happening (maybe an args parsing issue?). I was running gphotos-sync with Switching to So I tried Are these the intended behaviors? |
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That does not sound right. I have to confess that Are you saying that without any of those ...album... args you DO get all your photos? but you want the flatter file structure for albums? |
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Yes, it seems without "album" args, I get all my pictures, and albums are created with dates. With some album args (invert, omit), it doesn't actually create the album folder. So I added the regex, but if I add that, then I only seem to get pictures that are in albums. |
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Understood. Will investigate. |
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Has there been any progress on this as I'm finding recent additions on Google Photos are not being downloaded. Also using |
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Hi,
I'm using gphotos-sync as a container on my NAS, but I seem to be running into some issues.
I'm now running it daily with the following arguments: "--album-invert --album-regex '.*' --archived --flush-index --omit-album-date --progress /storage", because it wasn't downloading new images. However, even with this setting, some of the latest images are missing.
Here's the latest run logs (for example):
In this run, it should have really downloaded 12 of the latest photos that were missing (which is why I decided to run it with --flush-index) instead of just 2 (they happen to be the latest 2).
It almost appears as if it's downloading only images that are in albums (auto-categorized by Google by faces). Is that the intent with the --album* arguments?
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