Modify LoadImage node to traverse subdirectories of the input directory #7199
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…rectory Previously the LoadImage node only displayed direct file contents. This change traverses the full directory tree under the `input_dir` using `os.walk`, including symlinks.
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Modify
LoadImagenode to also traverse subdirectories of the input directoryPreviously the
LoadImagenode only displayed direct file contents ofinput_dir.This change traverses the full directory tree under the
input_dirusingos.walk, including symlinks.This allows users to organize their input files better and even redirect inputs to other locations on disks using symlinks, which is especially useful when there is limited space.