Choose a different track in the correct album list?

[austinarchibald]

When the suggested track name is incorrectly matched with the correct album, can you fix it? Or must you purposely Apply the wrong change, manaully make a note somewhere that you need to correct it later? Or can I just tell it right now, it's track #3, not track #1! The other option is to correctly name the track as a singleton, but it's incorrectly put under "Non-Album", and then I'd have to again manually make a note, then go back and fix the album. But was hoping I can just tell it at this step, it's track #3, not track #1.

/Users/austin/Music/Music/_/[981] (1 items)
No matching release found for 1 tracks.
For help, see: https://beets.readthedocs.org/en/latest/faq.html#nomatch
[S]kip, Use as-is, as Tracks, Group albums, Enter search, enter Id, aBort? I
Enter release ID: b290db0e-baf2-4678-bd8a-f8685f0239cb
Correcting tags from:
    (unknown album)
To:
    Chef - Chocolate Salty Balls
URL:
    https://musicbrainz.org/release/b290db0e-baf2-4678-bd8a-f8685f0239cb
(Similarity: 24.8%) (album, artist, missing tracks, tracks, country) (CD, 1998, GB, Columbia, 666798 2, CD 1)
 * 00.mp3 (#0) -> Oh Little Town of Bethlehem (Snippet) (#3) (title)
Missing tracks (2/3 - 66.7%):
 ! Chocolate Salty Balls (P.S. I Love You) (# 1) (4:01)
 ! O Holy Night (Snippet)                  (# 2) (2:02)
Apply, More candidates, Skip, Use as-is, as Tracks, Group albums,
Enter search, enter Id, aBort? 

Edit: I even tried aBorting, renaming the file manually to 02.mp3 or Track 02.mp3, then resuming import, but it still matches to Track #1.

[austinarchibald]

Update: One method that worked for me was to aBort, change the track tag in Mp3tag from blank to 2. Resume import, then it matched it correctly. But was curious if there were an easier way to do this within beets while doing autotag on import without the extra manual work? Thanks!