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Catalog command-line syntax for prefix-rules
I'm trying to generate an epub catalog from the command-line. I have a custom boolean field "Read"; if it's set to True, I'd like to mark the book. When I do this from the GUI, it works fine; the combo box in the GUI shows the available values as "True", "False", and "Undefined".
On the command line, there are two problems:
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calibredb catalog --help
will answer both your questions. |
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