The idea is pretty simple, I have a folder with hundreds of thousands of files on the right and another folder with only 20 files on the left. The problem is I am not sure if all the files on the left are the "same," "different," or "orphaned." So, currently, I have to go through two steps to update the files on the right with the content from the left. First, I switch to "No Orphans" and bring up the context menu to do a "Compare Contents" to resolve any conflicts. Then I switch to "Show Left Orphans" to copy over whatever files need to be added to the larger repository on the right.
What I'd like is a single view where I can work on "No Orphans Right" or put another way "No Orphans" & "Left Orphans." I think the easiest way to convey this concept is to say "All Left" or "All Right," but whatever the semantics it would be a huge help to have some sort of way to hide all of the tens of thousands of files that have nothing to do with what I'm working on on the right. So I can see the files on the left in a single view.
Thanks for your time,
-D
What I'd like is a single view where I can work on "No Orphans Right" or put another way "No Orphans" & "Left Orphans." I think the easiest way to convey this concept is to say "All Left" or "All Right," but whatever the semantics it would be a huge help to have some sort of way to hide all of the tens of thousands of files that have nothing to do with what I'm working on on the right. So I can see the files on the left in a single view.
Thanks for your time,
-D
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