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[Feature] Ability to view all duplicate groups as a list in the Duplicate finder
Source: immich-app/immich#17484 · opened by @tenekev
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• Yes
The feature
I deal with lots and lots of near-simiar images which means that I cannot simply batch-fix them. It takes cognitive power to evaluate each group. To do this, I go in passes - the obvious decisions are done first, then harder and harder until I reach the groups that I have hard time evaluating and leave them exist as duplicates.
If Immich shows me only one group at a time, I have no choice but to plow through every pair and make the decision NOW or I can't move forward which seems ridiculously.
I want to be able to view all duplicate groups so I can evaluate whatever I can in whatever order I decide and reduce their number.
Platform
• Server
• Web
• Mobile
• Yes
The feature
I deal with lots and lots of near-simiar images which means that I cannot simply batch-fix them. It takes cognitive power to evaluate each group. To do this, I go in passes - the obvious decisions are done first, then harder and harder until I reach the groups that I have hard time evaluating and leave them exist as duplicates.
If Immich shows me only one group at a time, I have no choice but to plow through every pair and make the decision NOW or I can't move forward which seems ridiculously.
I want to be able to view all duplicate groups so I can evaluate whatever I can in whatever order I decide and reduce their number.
Platform
• Server
• Web
• Mobile
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