I meant that it would allow to separate finished themes from non finished ones.
For example, I have 80 official themes I like, 700 official themes I don't like, 2 finished custom themes and 1 WIP theme.
Well, I'd like to put the 80 official ones in a pack that I'll never touch (so, one ID for them), the finished ones in another pack I'll never touch (another ID here), and the WIP theme in another pack I'll update often (a third ID for that one).
This way, I don't have to look for 83 themes in a list of 783 items every single time I update my theme. I just have to look for that one theme and generate its pack.
Alternatively, would it be possible to ignore themes in the list ?
That would allow to select all 83 interesting themes, ignoring the remaining 700 and repacking them all in one ID.
See that mockup where the "light" themes are ignored and won't be selected when pressing "Select all non ignored".
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Of course, you can say no, that's your software and there's an easy solution to my "problem" : move the 700 themes I don't like in another folder so that the list only contains the 83 interesting ones and I can pack them all in one unique ID without hassle. But from my point of vue, if your software has subfolders for official, custom and custom NSFW, it's no longer just a converter but also a manager so why not add it more advanced managing features ?
(And yes, it is definitely possible to have 783 themes in a folder, I actually have 784 of them...)