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I may just be mis-interpreting the way the blacklist/whitelist/advanced sections work when editing tag import options, but it doesn't seem like this functionality is working the way I would expect.
I would like to blacklist some tag, unless some other tag or tags are also applied to the image. I'll use a simple example:
Say I would like to ignore all images that contain the tag hairunless an image contains red_hair or tree tags. If I use the advanced tab in the import options blacklist filter and enter hair in the "exclude these" section, and then enter red_hair and tree in the "except for these" section, I would expect the query to ignore images that contain the hair tag, unless the image contains a red_hairortree tag.
I threw in the tree tag to emphasize that it doesn't have to be a parent/sibling relationship.
I am not sure how blacklisting works exactly under the hood, e.g., if each tag in an incoming image is checked individually, or if all of the tags in the image are checked as a whole. Having the ability to specify a more complex boolean equation like with search, when entering a new blacklist item, e.g., not hair or red_hair or tree would be great.
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I may just be mis-interpreting the way the blacklist/whitelist/advanced sections work when editing tag import options, but it doesn't seem like this functionality is working the way I would expect.
I would like to blacklist some tag, unless some other tag or tags are also applied to the image. I'll use a simple example:
Say I would like to ignore all images that contain the tag
hair
unless an image containsred_hair
ortree
tags. If I use the advanced tab in the import options blacklist filter and enterhair
in the "exclude these" section, and then enterred_hair
andtree
in the "except for these" section, I would expect the query to ignore images that contain thehair
tag, unless the image contains ared_hair
ortree
tag.I threw in the
tree
tag to emphasize that it doesn't have to be a parent/sibling relationship.I am not sure how blacklisting works exactly under the hood, e.g., if each tag in an incoming image is checked individually, or if all of the tags in the image are checked as a whole. Having the ability to specify a more complex boolean equation like with search, when entering a new blacklist item, e.g.,
not hair or red_hair or tree
would be great.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: