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Expand Up @@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ See [Control fields when renaming file](#control-fields-when-renaming-file) for

It is also possible to do this on a full directory of files, recursively:

papers add --rename --recursive /home/perette/playground/papers/papers_test
papers add --rename --recursive /home/perette/playground/papers/papers_test

where, above, the `papers_test` directory contains a few PDF files. For each PDF, `papers` will attempt to extract the metadata and add the relevant file to the bibliography and renamed files to the files directory.

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Type `papers status -v` to check your configuration.

Note for developers: executing `papers status -v` while the test suite is running locally
may destroy your papers installation. This can be restored by reverting your `papersconfig.json`
to what it was before the tests start running locally. This also might destroy your git logs
for the bibtex and filesdir, in which case you'll have to reinstall.

You also notice a cache directory. All internet requests such as crossref requests are saved in the cache directory.
This happens regardless of whether `papers` is installed or not.

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