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How do I avoid uploading yesterday’s product export after a batch conversion?

Use a clean destination and an explicit input-to-output list. Multiple similarly named exports make it easy to select an older file even when the latest conversion completed successfully.

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Work through the cause

  1. Create a new dated delivery folder outside the input tree. Record source filenames and the intended destination format before converting.
  2. Process a small sample and inspect the actual output location and naming behavior. Avoid recursively processing a folder containing earlier outputs.
  3. Open the final candidates from the delivery folder itself. Compare their visible content and dimensions with the source list before uploading.
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A concrete case (illustrative)

Illustrative case: bottle_front.jpg exists in an old JPEG folder and a new campaign folder. The importer selects the old one by name. A clean delivery folder containing only approved new files removes that ambiguity.

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Acceptance and next action

Pass when every upload candidate maps to one approved source and the folder contains no previous campaign variants. Preserve the old work for recovery; do not solve selection confusion by deleting unrelated production archives.

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