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What this guide covers
For anyone tagging digital comics who wants to know what the project's README promises before installing it. It lists the archive and tagging formats named, how batch work is offered and what the README leaves out. Based on two files only; nothing was installed or run.
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What the comictagger README says about comic archive formats, tagging formats and batch use (documentation only, not run)
Coverage
For anyone tagging digital comics who wants to know what the project's README promises before installing it. It lists the archive and tagging formats named, how batch work is offered and what the README leaves out. Based on two files only; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The README names two tagging formats but does not mention the ComicInfo file, so check what is actually written before relying on it.
- CBR support is read only unless extra tools are installed; CB7 and 7Z need an optional extra.
- The README says nothing about credit or notes fields or recording AI involvement, so a person should check those by hand.
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