[digikam] [Bug 393382] Improve the documentation of the custom shell scripts

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[digikam] [Bug 393382] Improve the documentation of the custom shell scripts

[Maik Qualmann]

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--- Comment #3 from Maik Qualmann  ---
Here is a simple example that removes all metadata with exiftool from a image
(There is also a tool in the BQM for this). As I said, the cp command is only
necessary if the shell command does not create a new target ($OUTPUT).

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cp $INPUT $OUTPUT
exiftool -all= -overwrite_original $OUTPUT
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Maik

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[digikam] [Bug 393382] Improve the documentation of the custom shell scripts

[Marc]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=393382

--- Comment #2 from Marc  ---
Hello Malk,

Do you have a simple example to share?

Regards

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[digikam] [Bug 393382] Improve the documentation of the custom shell scripts

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--- Comment #1 from Maik Qualmann  ---
It is important for the BQM to know that always a $OUTPUT file has to be
created. So, if your script does not create a new image, for example, just
change metadata, you must always first copy $INPUT to $OUTPUT in the script.
Then you can make the changes to $OUTPUT.

Maik

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[digikam] [Bug 393382] Improve the documentation of the custom shell scripts

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