https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=463378
--- Comment #6 from Metal450 <metal...@gmail.com> --- Those options all work as a one-off fix for a particular images/images (or for users who somehow become aware of the issue), but more broadly, the software should really provide some warning. Ie just a simple check to see if that tag is there, and if so, the confirmation toast should let the user know that their changes may have not been applied. Otherwise, anytime someone copies a bunch of photos from a friend/relative/etc, and attempts to just work with tags normally, it's not at all obvious that half the actions taken were actually ignored. If or until there's a true fix, why not just show: "Warning: 12 of the images written contained XP metadata, so your changes may not have applied. Please see (link to this issue, or to the most relevant)." -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
