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--- Comment #19 from Philip Tuckey ---
Dear Gilles, Maik and other maintainers
I'm very very very pleased to report that
digiKam-6.0.0-beta3-20181208T124813-MacOS-x86-64.pkg
does not display this Mac-specific metadata-writing bug.
It was prese
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--- Comment #18 from Philip Tuckey ---
I just did a test by starting up digikam without a digikamrc file and accepting
the default setup options. By default metadata writing is deactivated, but all
the options on the metadata->Advanced tab are selec
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--- Comment #17 from Philip Tuckey ---
Not to my knowledge. I set up a test account and started up digikam with a
clean config, just changing the image/sidecar metadata settings.
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--- Comment #16 from Philip Tuckey ---
Not to my knowledge. I set up a test account and started up digikam with a
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image0.jpg.xmp - example of a complete sidecar
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image12.jpg.xmp - shows a truncated sidecar
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Console log showing metadata writing to sidecars.
During this run, the sidecars for 5 images were truncated: imag
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image1.jpg - shows complete metadata
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image0.jpg - shows incomplete metadata
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The original test image.
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--- Comment #8 from Philip Tuckey ---
During that run, metadata was not correctly written to 7 images: image0.jpg, 3,
9, 12, 26, 38, 87. All others were written correctly.
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Console log showing metadata writing to image files.
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--- Comment #6 from Philip Tuckey ---
I have run a couple of examples using 100 copies of the same jpg image, i.e.
$ for i in {0..99}; do cp image.jpg test/image$i.jpg; done
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--- Comment #5 from Philip Tuckey ---
I gave the console error messages in the initial description, but I will upload
a full console log asap. It seems to me that those error messages don't tell us
whether the problem is a bug in Exiv2, or if di
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--- Comment #3 from Philip Tuckey ---
Thank you for doing that Gilles. I have tested the new version and the
behaviour is the same: occasional errors in writing metadata to image files or
sidecars, when updating many images at once. (I updated the bug
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Philip Tuckey changed:
What|Removed |Added
Component|Metadata-Sidecar|Metadata
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What|Removed |Added
Summary|When tagging multiple |On OS X, when tagging
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--- Comment #1 from Philip Tuckey ---
This problem also occurs when writing metadata to the image files. To test
this, I changed the digikam preferences to not use sidecars. The test images
are jpegs and I am writing just one tag to them, "print&
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Bug ID: 372650
Summary: When tagging multiple images a few sidecars get
truncated, on OS X.
Product: digikam
Version: 5.3.0
Platform: Mac OS X Disk Images
OS: OS X
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