Le mardi 26 mai 2015 à 18:29 +0200, Bertwim a écrit :
> Don't you think it would make sense to (automatically) couple the
> writing of the xmp-file to the *export* of an image?

No, because in this case you do not have the safety of the .xmp in case
your DB is corrupt. The DB is fine for fast access but if it got corrupt
you *loose* all your edit for *all* your pictures. That's just not an
option to me.

> Or at least have this option? It would be a great help in the simple
> workflow where the original images (raw,jpg,both) are loaded into
> darktable,
> some of them are "edited" with darktable, after which new copies of
> these "modified" images are exported.  

As already stated you have tag for this.

> The fact that, when xmp files are present, darktable can just recover
> from losing the database is a great, great, great feature. 

Right :)

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