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I ran the CLI with this string: sudo docker run --network immich_default -it --rm -v "$(pwd):/import" ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-cli:latest upload --delete --key <api-key> --server http://immich-server:3001
As far as I can tell, it worked incredibly well! The very last output it gave before it finished was: Failed to upload 0 files []
The weird part is that there were still 2 files remaining in the folder when I did ls: an .svg photo and a .mkv video. In my case this is actually super inconsequential as they happen to be unimportant, but I just thought it was odd that the CLI would say it didn't fail to upload any files when there were 2 left in the directory after the fact. I'm guessing those formats aren't supported or something and so the CLI didn't even try to upload them and therefore it technically didn't fail top upload them... because it never tried.. but it'd be nice to print out a notice to warn the user that those files didn't make it to the server.
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I just did the same with the .svg, and it gave me first an error message, then a success message. Hopefully that was just a UI thing and my trying that didn't mess up my instance.
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I ran the CLI with this string:
sudo docker run --network immich_default -it --rm -v "$(pwd):/import" ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-cli:latest upload --delete --key <api-key> --server http://immich-server:3001
As far as I can tell, it worked incredibly well! The very last output it gave before it finished was:
Failed to upload 0 files []
The weird part is that there were still 2 files remaining in the folder when I did
ls
: an .svg photo and a .mkv video. In my case this is actually super inconsequential as they happen to be unimportant, but I just thought it was odd that the CLI would say it didn't fail to upload any files when there were 2 left in the directory after the fact. I'm guessing those formats aren't supported or something and so the CLI didn't even try to upload them and therefore it technically didn't fail top upload them... because it never tried.. but it'd be nice to print out a notice to warn the user that those files didn't make it to the server.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: