https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=522770
--- Comment #6 from vato <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Maik Qualmann from comment #5) > Please enable the option in the digiKam settings to re-read metadata when a > file changes. > > We try to reuse deleted images in the database. I suspect you have a deleted > copy in the database that contains no face metadata. Since you write only to > XMP, all these "copies" share the same UUID and file size. The scanner picks > up the first "copy" and uses it. > > Maik The option "Rescan files when files are modified" was always on. I tried again using a new JXL image like this: 1. Create a JXL image with: ```magick -size 800x800 canvas:red red.jxl``` 2. Add a face tag to the image. 3. Close and reopen Digikam. The face tag is still there and the face region is shown. 4. Close Digikam, move the folder outside of where Digikam can see it. 5. Open Digikam, close it. 6. Put the folder back in its place. 7. Reopen Digikam and this time the face region is visible, like it should be. Is there a way to force a re-reading of the metadata from all files, even those that might have a deleted copy? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
