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When sorting with folders, the images of the folders is just a folder.
Expected behaviour
Allow the image to be changed, or grab an existing image from the folder.
Implementation hints
My suggestion would be:
If an image exists in the root of the selected folder, use that image as the folder image
else if there exists subfolders, use the first image found in a subfolder, alphabetically.
else use the generic folder icon used now.
Ex:
Path is ./All_Songs/Artist_Folders/Song_Folders
Enter the All_Songs directory to show a list of Artist_Folders.
If there is an image in Artist_Folder, use that image as the icon for the Artist_Folder
else if there is no image in the Artist folder, check the Song_Folder in Artist_Folder for an image and use that as the image for Artist_Folder.
else use the default folder icon.
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Issue type: Feature request
Actual behaviour
When sorting with folders, the images of the folders is just a folder.
Expected behaviour
Allow the image to be changed, or grab an existing image from the folder.
Implementation hints
My suggestion would be:
If an image exists in the root of the selected folder, use that image as the folder image
else if there exists subfolders, use the first image found in a subfolder, alphabetically.
else use the generic folder icon used now.
Ex:
Path is ./All_Songs/Artist_Folders/Song_Folders
Enter the All_Songs directory to show a list of Artist_Folders.
If there is an image in Artist_Folder, use that image as the icon for the Artist_Folder
else if there is no image in the Artist folder, check the Song_Folder in Artist_Folder for an image and use that as the image for Artist_Folder.
else use the default folder icon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: