On Monday, 10 February 2020 08:55:19 CET Andrew Greig wrote: > Hi All, > > I have been working on a wedding set of images and I have been rating > good as 4 stars and 2 stars as no good, 1 star images will not be seen > by the couple. I have been working for hours now and have more to > follow, but on opening up the project after a shutdown overnight, the > ratings have gone back to the default 1 star. None of my ratings has > persisted. I think my work is OK, but now un-rated. I thought ratings > were written to the sidecar file for each image. Any clues? Is there a > way to commit the ratings before exiting? > > Many thanks
All I can say is that for me, ratings (like edits, color tags etc.) always survived a shutdown of the program. That is under Linux (OpenSuse, now Leap version 15.1). It might help if you tell us what version of darktable, and what OS you are using (including version). Also any particulars about how you start darktable, where you store the database, etc., might be useful (if different from default). Also, have you used another program to edit or rename the images? You could also have a look at a few of the sidecar files, to check if the ratings are written there. Remco ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
