Is there a way to run rclone dedupe and treat all subfolders of the targeted location as being in the same folder?

[left1000]

Is there a way to run rclone dedupe and treat all subfolders of the targeted location as being in the same folder?

I know it dedupes by hash/size plus path. But is there a way to totally flatten the path so I can run dedupe purely on hash/name instead of hash/fullpath? This would be SUPER useful if possible.

[kapitainsky]

No it is not possible at the moment.

Here you are some workaround:

Rclone dedupe on crypt remotes?

What is the problem you are having with rclone? I want to use rclone dedupe on a crypt remote, but get Failed to dedupe: Encrypted drive '<crypt-remote>:' has no hashes Doing the same on the underlying remote works, but gives encrypted filenames. Is there any way to run the dedupe command, but get the results in plaintext? Alternatively, output it to a file, and run that through rclone cryptdecode? Run the command 'rclone version' and share the full output of the command. rclone v1.63.0 - os/…

[BeastHunter]

well u can get the list of hashes and then find dupe hashes and boom i did made a small python script to look for dupe hash or u may find from online use rclone lsf i think it was.