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So I ended up with writing a simple Ruby script, which operates on Platform xmls and removes duplicates. Be sure to make a backup before using it! #!/usr/bin/env ruby require 'nokogiri' file = ARGV[0] unless File.exists?(file) puts "#{file} doesn't exists!" exit -1 end map = {} edited = 0 doc = Nokogiri::XML(File.open(file), nil, 'UTF-8') do |config| config.noblanks end doc.slop! nodes = doc.xpath('//AdditionalApplication') nodes.each do |node| k = node.GameID.content v = node.ApplicationPath.content map[k] = [] unless map.key?(k) if map[k].include?(v) #puts "Removing duplicate node! #{v}" node.remove edited += 1 else map[k].push(v) end end if edited > 0 bak_file = file+".bak" File.rename(file, bak_file) puts "#{file}: found #{edited} duplicates" File.write(file, doc.to_xml) else #puts "#{file}: no duplicates found" end

Hi, I've tried to add another version of a game to a platform, but both rescan and import weren't able to see it. So I did an import with forced "add duplicates for existing games" on platform's folder. I got every of my games added 2 or even 3 times. I'm aware of automatic merging option so I did it too. Now I have correct number of titles, but when I open version list, I have 2-3 versions which point to exact same file. Can I somehow automatically clean those dups without manual editing?