@@ -985,22 +985,26 @@ def import_main(
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Limitations:
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- - Photos are imported one at a time thus the "Imports" album in Photos will show
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- a new import group for each photo imported. Exception: Live photos (photo+video pair),
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- burst photos, edited photos, and RAW+JPEG pairs will be imported together so that
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- Photos processes them correctly.
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+ - Photos are imported one at a time
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+ Thus the "Imports" album in Photos will show a new import group for each photo imported.
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+ Exception: Live photos (photo+video pair), burst photos, edited photos, and RAW+JPEG pairs
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+ will be imported together so that Photos processes them correctly.
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Edited Photos:
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The import command will attempt to preserve adjustments to photos so that the imported asset
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preserves the non-destructive edits. For this to work, there must be an associated .AAE file
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- for the photo. For example, these can be written using 'osxphotos export --export-aae'. If the
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- original file is named IMG_1234.jpg, the .AAE file should be named IMG_1234.aae or IMG_1234.AAE.
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+ for the photo. The .AAE file stores non-destructive edits to the photo and can be exported with
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+ 'osxphotos export ... --export-aae'. If the original file is named IMG_1234.jpg, the .AAE file
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+ should be named IMG_1234.aae or IMG_1234.AAE.
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The edited version of the file must also be named following one of these two conventions:
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Original: IMG_1234.jpg, edited: IMG_E1234.jpg
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Original: IMG_1234.jpg, original: IMG_1234_edited.jpg
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In the first form, the original is named with 3 letters, followed by underscore, followed by
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