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John released this under the MIT license: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
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John Moonsugar did all the heavy lifting here.
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Sometimes tes3cmd clean will clean duplicates that are there for a reason or aren't really duplicates at all. For example if something is defined one way by tribunal's esm and another way by Bloodmoon's and you'd like to use the tribunal version, tes3cmd will see that your item is a duplicate of the old, no longer used tribunal definition and clean it away when reverting the def is the whole point. To work around this this version adds two flags to the clean command: --ignore-id and --ignore-type. Examples: > tes3cmd clean --ignore-id steel_cuirass mymod.esp to leave the steel cuirass alone. > tes3cmd clean --ignore-type info mymod.esp to not remove any dialogue.
All the parts of the code that actually DO stuff are John Moonsugar's - all I added was some optional laziness. :)