Add code to link remote and local paths. #212
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That's much simpler than I thought it would be.
Looks like it should be working great.
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raise ValueError if not possible
When adding a torrent like 'stig add my.torrent --path /path/to/directory' links were not respected. That is, stig would always interpret /path/to/directory as a local path, even if it should be translated to a remote path before being sent to transmission.
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Is there any reason this needs to be async? Every nested scope this coroutine would generate appears to use blocking methods.
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IIRC, run() can be either sync or async. This run() doesn't seem to use the
async event loop, so it probably should be sync.
But does it matter?
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As discussed in #211. See
stig -h link.At the moment only takes effect for the
movecommand, but that may be the most frequently used. Only absolute paths are allowed in links, so relative paths should pass transparently through move, but I haven't tested this.It would be nice to have local path/remote path fields in the various torrent views; this shouldn't be too difficult.