https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460631
--- Comment #11 from Geekley <[email protected]> --- Also, I though I had reported this already, but maybe not? The `--export` and `--export-sequence` commands are VERY weird. They reuse whatever the last used exportation settings were, which makes them basically useless. Even weirder in `--export-sequence` using PNG export settings (which don't even appear in render animation). For example, if you happened to export a PNG with transparency disabled, or a EXR without flattening, then all your script file conversions/exports using the command line will break if you expect transparency is always respected in formats that support it. There's no reason to change the command line exportation config because of user's last exported settings. This is never expected in a script. At the very least, there should be additional flags like `--transparency=true` and `--flatten=true` that you could pass to force consistent file format conversion. And at least transparency should be on by default. Even better, allow passing a JSON to define every possible setting of every export format in an unified way, e.g. `--export-settings='{"transparency": true, "flatten": true}'` would enable transparency and flattening in every format that supports it and be silently ignored on anything else -- same for all other export settings. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
