The same game in multiple languages or regions

[darkuser89]

igir copy --dat "C:\Users\darku\Desktop\igir\dat" --input "B:\No-Intro\Nintendo - Game Boy Color" --output "G:\test" --dir-dat-name --no-bios --no-unlicensed --only-retail --single --prefer-language EN --prefer-region EUR,USA,JPN --prefer-revision-newer

i use this command.

However, IGIR copies the same game from multiple regions

1. 102 Dalmatas - Cachorros Al Rescate (Spain)
2. 102 Dalmatians - Puppies to the Rescue (USA, Europe) <--
3. 102 Dalmatiens a la Rescousse, Les (France)
4. 102 Dalmatiner (Germany)

It would only have to be no. 2 and ignore the others

the same with other games such as Pokemon or Dragon Ball.

Pokemon - Crystal Version (USA, Europe) (Rev 1).zip <--
Pokemon - Edicion Cristal (Spain).zip
Pokemon - Edicion Oro (Spain) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip
Pokemon - Edicion Plata (Spain) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip
Pokemon - Gold Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip <--
Pokemon - Goldene Edition (Germany) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip
Pokemon - Kristall-Edition (Germany).zip
Pokemon - Silberne Edition (Germany) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip
Pokemon - Silver Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip <--
Pokemon - Version Argent (France) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip
Pokemon - Version Cristal (France).zip
Pokemon - Version Or (France) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip
Pokemon - Versione Argento (Italy) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip
Pokemon - Versione Cristallo (Italy).zip
Pokemon - Versione Oro (Italy) (SGB Enhanced) (GB Compatible).zip

[emmercm]

Which version of igir was this? Because I took out some code that was causing bad parent/clone associations, likely also removing associations coming from DATs.

Also, what DATs were you using?

[darkuser89]

I use version 2.0.4 and the latest DAT from No-Intro

[emmercm]

I just tried this myself and got the expected output:

$ npx igir@latest copy --dat "No-Intro*.zip" --input "No-Intro/Nintendo - Game Boy Color/" --output darkuser89/ --dir-dat-name --no-bios --no-unlicensed --only-retail --single --prefer-language EN --prefer-region EUR,USA,JPN --prefer-revision-newer
 ______   ______   ______  _______  
|      \ /      \ |      \|       \ 
 \$$$$$$|  $$$$$$\ \$$$$$$| $$$$$$$\
  | $$  | $$|    \  | $$  | $$    $$   ROM collection manager
  | $$  | $$|    \  | $$  | $$    $$   https://igir.io/
  | $$  | $$ \$$$$  | $$  | $$$$$$$\
 _| $$_ | $$__| $$ _| $$_ | $$  | $$   v2.0.6
|   $$ \ \$$    $$|   $$ \| $$  | $$
 \$$$$$$  \$$$$$$  \$$$$$$ \$$   \$$


✓ Scanning for DATs ·········· | 286 unique DATs found
✓ Scanning for ROMs ·········· | 2,088 files found
✓ Nintendo - Game Boy Color ·· | 932/932 retail releases written
✓ Processing DATs ············ | 286 DATs processed

I'm using a No-Intro daily download back from September 21st.

Only the expected file was written:

$ find darkuser89 -name '*102*'           
darkuser89/Nintendo - Game Boy Color/102 Dalmatians - Puppies to the Rescue (USA, Europe).zip

Did your G:\test directory already have files in it before you ran igir? If you use the igir clean command, are the other files removed?

[darkuser89]

I have now edited the DAT with retool and now it works with ROM files. but ISO files don't work

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