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List of duplicates ignored during upload

Short question: Is there a way to print a list after an upload through the browser of what files were ignored as duplicates and possibly what file they were deemed a duplicate of?

Background: I'm new to Immich. I have a hard drive full of photos that I want to pull into my library. I've always been pretty meticulous about pulling pics off my phone and storing them on this drive. I create a new folder when I pull them and I dump everything currently on the phone into the folder. I'm usually really good about deleting the pics off the phone at this point. I don't have a database to manage it or anything, so it's possible there are duplicates between the folders, but I suspect the numbers to be low. I use Google photos too to back up the phone, but I do this with a lower resolution to save space. So, I consider the hard drive pictures to be the originals and what I want in Immich.

I've been uploading my photos in batches (1 folder at a time). I'm uploading through the browser from the localhost and during the upload Immich is saying sometimes as many as half the files in a folder are duplicates. I get the pop-up toast list of duplicate warnings in the browser, but this isn't useful for more than a handful of duplicates. I'm getting notices that hundreds or even thousands of pics were ignored. I can't find a log anywhere. I have looked at the duplicate tool in utilities, but this seems to be trying to use ML to detect similarities in the photos after they were uploaded. There are only 5 photos in there to review.

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How long is a wound considered open?

I've been having this debate with someone who is a bit of a germaphobe in my view.

Say I have a paper cut on my finger. It's deep enough to bleed initially, but it stops within a couple minutes. Maybe I need a bandaid at first, but after a day or 2, it is past the point where it starts bleeding again if I accidentally hit it or rub it on something. A couple days on, it still has the little flap of skin on it. Later, that goes away, but you can still see where it was. Finally, there is no trace. At what point in this process is the wound effectively closed?

When can you resume normal activities (dish washing, food prep, go in a pool/hot tub, have a dog lick your hand) and not worry about infection?

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