After much going back and forth between my two systems running Digikam
6.0 beta1 I *think* I have found the problem with failing to synchronize tags. In Settings->Metadata I have the "Update file timestamp when files are modified" box ticked. I rely on this as I use the "--update" option in rsync when copying files from one system to the other. Only files whose timestamp has been updated will get copied across to the other system. If I delete a tag that's at the 'bottom' of the hierarchy (i.e. a tag which has no sub-tags) then the timestamp *is* updated and everything works as it should. However if I delete a tag which has sub-tags then the image files *don't* get their timestamp updated and thus my rsync doesn't copy them across to the other system as required. Where/how do I report this as a bug in 6.0beta1 ? -- Chris Green · |
I think it is not a bug. You will have a few images where the tag is only in the database. If you now delete the tag, there is no change to the file and date. Maik Chris Green <[hidden email]> schrieb am Di., 2. Okt. 2018 17:03: After much going back and forth between my two systems running Digikam |
Maik Qualmann <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Chris Green <[hidden email]> schrieb am Di., 2. Okt. 2018 17:03: > > > After much going back and forth between my two systems running Digikam > > 6.0 beta1 I *think* I have found the problem with failing to > > synchronize tags. > > > > In Settings->Metadata I have the "Update file timestamp when files are > > modified" box ticked. I rely on this as I use the "--update" option > > in rsync when copying files from one system to the other. Only files > > whose timestamp has been updated will get copied across to the other > > system. > > > > If I delete a tag that's at the 'bottom' of the hierarchy (i.e. a tag > > which has no sub-tags) then the timestamp *is* updated and everything > > works as it should. > > > > However if I delete a tag which has sub-tags then the image files > > *don't* get their timestamp updated and thus my rsync doesn't copy > > them across to the other system as required. > > > > Where/how do I report this as a bug in 6.0beta1 ? > > > > I think it is not a bug. You will have a few images where the tag is only > in the database. If you now delete the tag, there is no change to the file > and date. > of keeping files and database metadata in sync. I'll keep looking. -- Chris Green · |
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