Added --jpeg-ext, implements #330
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--export-as-hardlink Hardlink files instead of copying them.
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Cannot be used with --exiftool which creates
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copies of the files with embedded EXIF data.
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Note: on APFS volumes, files are cloned when
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exporting giving many of the same advantages
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as hardlinks without having to use --export-
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as-hardlink.
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--touch-file Sets the file's modification time to match
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photo date.
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--overwrite Overwrite existing files. Default behavior
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do not include an extension in the FILENAME
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template. See below for additional details
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on templating system.
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--jpeg-ext EXTENSION Specify file extension for JPEG files.
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Photos uses .jpeg for edited images but many
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images are imported with .jpg or .JPG which
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can result in multiple different extensions
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used for JPEG files upon export. Use --jpg-
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ext to specify a single extension to use for
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all exported JPEG images. Valid values are
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jpeg, jpg, JPEG, JPG; e.g. '--jpg-ext jpg'
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to use '.jpg' for all JPEGs.
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--strip Optionally strip leading and trailing
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whitespace from any rendered templates. For
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example, if --filename template is "{title,}
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