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How to disable archive for post processors? #3565

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It seems -o 'archive=""' only disables the archive for the media. I thought maybe if I named the post processor I could find a way to disable it but I can't figure out how to do that either. Does anybody know?
Thanks :)

Edit: --no-skip doesn't seem to download the metadata again either.

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This is currently not possible, except by editing the post processor entry in your config file.

There would ideally be something like a --postprocessor-option flag similar to -o / --option, but that doesn't yet exist.

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This is currently not possible, except by editing the post processor entry in your config file.

There would ideally be something like a --postprocessor-option flag similar to -o / --option, but that doesn't yet exist.

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mikf Jan 26, 2023
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I've added -O/--postprocessor-option as command-line options (f582157), so you can use -O archive= to disable all(*) post processor archives.

I'd have liked to be able to use -p or -P as short option, but they are already in use, and the long option name is too long ...

(*) there is currently only one for metadata


-o 'archive=""'

-o archive= without any quotes would also work to disable any extractor archives.

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