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%aunique in a path will by default add [] around the disambiguator. If a disambiguator is found on one album but is empty on the other, then the album name will end with [].
There may be a reason to have the brackets as default, but it seems to me a better option for the user to set any characters wanted around the disambiguator string in the path format itself.
I can do a PR, but I figured it would be easier just to post here and discuss if necessary. Here's the line of code:
Alas, not quite—the reason the brackets are hard-coded is so they don't show up if no disambiguation is necessary. Those examples would put empty () and [] pairs at the end of every album directory.
%aunique in a path will by default add [] around the disambiguator. If a disambiguator is found on one album but is empty on the other, then the album name will end with [].
There may be a reason to have the brackets as default, but it seems to me a better option for the user to set any characters wanted around the disambiguator string in the path format itself.
I can do a PR, but I figured it would be easier just to post here and discuss if necessary. Here's the line of code:
beets/beets/library.py
Line 1511 in 958ad43
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