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I'm trying to understand the following behavior - I have a shared album I'm "investigating" here (It wasn't created by me, but I'm shared with it and I can see it in the shared albums in the Google Photos app).
After running the initial sync after installing gphotos-sync, all 5 photos from this album were downloaded properly and into the correct name in sharedAlbums folder. That was great.
Then 3 photos were added to this folder (again, not by me, but I can see them).
My scheduled command is: docker exec -it GooglePhotosSync gphotos-sync --log-level warning --logfile /config/gphotos.log --progress /storage
And after running it these 3 photos were not downloaded into the sharedAlbum.
I then tried: docker exec -it GooglePhotosSync gphotos-sync --log-level info --logfile /config/gphotos.log --rescan /storage
And that also didn't download those 3 photos.
I then tried the nuclear option: docker exec -it GooglePhotosSync gphotos-sync --log-level warning --logfile /config/gphotos.log --do-delete --flush-index --progress /storage
And that command deleted tons of photos including the 5 photos that were initially in that folder. After that command I had a shared album that was then suddenly empty.
I then tried the command again: docker exec -it GooglePhotosSync gphotos-sync --log-level info --logfile /config/gphotos.log --rescan /storage
And that redownloaded everything, the sharedAlbum now has 8 photos as it should.
Is it a bug, or am I doing something wrong? I was under the impression that the first command I used should have downloaded the missing pictures.