Delete photo/video after download successful

[MatrixDai]

Added a new command line option --delete-after-download to allow user delete the photo right after download complete. The deleted items will moved to "Recent Deleted" system album.

The implementation reference from this gist.

Related discussions:
#368 #314 #124 #332

[newone757]

I downloaded all of my photos using the normal docker template in unraid, then I saw your changes and ran them locally on my windows machine, pointed at the same share as my unraid install -- it's working great! Finally, I can free up space in our shared iCloud account! Thanks

[seiry-apt]

cool！+1

[FinalTheory]

can we merge this change please?

[pawsie]

+1 Much needed feature. Can it be merged please?

[olegcarguy]

+1 Yes, can this feature be merged please? @Nasipuk

[AndreyNikiforov]

@MatrixDai do you mind rebasing your diff, please? Thanks for providing tests for new functionality.

[MatrixDai]

@MatrixDai do you mind rebasing your diff, please? Thanks for providing tests for new functionality.

@AndreyNikiforov Rebased with the master branch.

[AndreyNikiforov]

@MatrixDai do you mind rebasing your diff, please? Thanks for providing tests for new functionality.

@AndreyNikiforov Rebased with the master branch.

Quality checks are failing ;-( Please fix those.

You can run these checks locally (scripts/lint & script/test after installing all dependencies of course)

[MatrixDai]

Now, fixed lint and tests. @AndreyNikiforov
Sorry didn't check locally, as I have upgrade local python to 3.11, it seems like the local develop env require python 3.9 on macOS M1.

[AndreyNikiforov]

Now, fixed lint and tests. @AndreyNikiforov Sorry didn't check locally, as I have upgrade local python to 3.11, it seems like the local develop env require python 3.9 on macOS M1.

Yes, due to stale dependencies we have 3.9 as max supported version of Python now. You can run .devcontainer with 3.9 either locally or in Github Codespaces. Although containers are running Linux, Quality checks Github actions run on MacOs and Windows as well.