Generating Siril directories

[astronaut63]

Hi - first many thanks for this tool, I have just started with a seastar S50 and already had multiple targets with various numbers of raw images and was looking to create an easy way to see how many fits in each directory and then copy to a siril processing area. A quick google led me to this tool which already goes well beyond what I had planned e.g. extracting imaging time

My question is that I tried the commands
sb select any
sb select list (showing 12 targets)
sb process siril 1 H:\Siril and this then generated just 1 directory H:\Siril\Lights with the fits from just the first target
(S50 only generates lights)

The session_num has to be a single number and no wildcards are allowed
What I was hoping for was that all targets would get copied giving H:\Siril\target1\lights , H:\Siril\target2\lights combining different sessions on the same target

Is this something that starbash can already do? - I saw the text about manual siril processing "If you don't want the automated processing you can still ask Starbash to prepare a 'siril processing directory' with the appropriate flats, darks, biases and your light frames. FIXME - add instructions on how to do this."

[geeksville]

Oops sorry - just noticed this message (was out of town a couple of weeks). I'll reply tomorrow!

[geeksville]

For the 'make a dir for siril feature' I constrained it per session because for (most) platforms siril can't really do multisession merging (because it needs appropriate flats for that particular session). In the regular 'full auto' starbash workflows I solve this by proving that smarts outside of siril.

But in the case of Seestar data - no flats or darks are required (because presubtracted by the device) I guess it would be possible to allow multisession exports. I'm going to make this ineot an issue to do after the Siril merge is finished!

[astronaut63]

Thanks