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I find it unintuitive that if you are running the import again, and you already have those items as folders/files on your system and they are probably being written over there is no "WARNIG" or "CHOICE" about this. I'm not sure what to recommend. Maybe something like
[INFO] Trying to export item XYZ (a nice first neutral message)
[WARNING] Item XYZ already in the papis folder foo/bar.
[INFO] Skipped trying to import item XYZ. Use --force to rewrite those folders/files
[INFO] Trying to export item XYZ (a nice first neutral message)
and when using that "force",
[INFO] Trying to export item XYZ (a nice first neutral message)
[WARNING] Item XYZ already in the papis folder foo/bar.
[INFO] Force option used. folder/fileXYZ overwritten
[INFO] Sucessfuly imported item XYZ.
[INFO] Trying to export item XYZ (a nice first neutral message)
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This problem is now fixed with the recent commits in #43: the papis API is now taking care of adding, and asking for confirmation on adding duplicated files. The flags --no-confirm and --confirm should provide/avoid interaction on such cases.
From #33
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