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--- Comment #7 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Hi,
As @markd said, it may be useful for users who want to search for images
relating to 'sushi' or some specific objects, but in my opinion, the scope
of this project needs to be reviewed carefully. Since YOLO
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--- Comment #4 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I didn't have enough time for this during GSoC 2018. However, this is a very
promising features though, so I think that it should be on TODO list.
There are just a few things making me consider and I
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=383174
--- Comment #7 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I don't think that 2 bugs are about the same thing. This bug is about upload
limit, which is 50 photos. I solved it by calling API several times if
uploading more than 50 photos. Bug #396671 is about
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=397126
--- Comment #3 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
It's like what Maik mentioned. Google Photos API now still doesn't support this
function. So I guess we cannot do anything here.
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--- Comment #22 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
In my point of view, option 1 is better. It's true that our plan is uniting all
web services to the new common wizard, and Flickr import will not be an
exception. However, the core codes for import is method
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--- Comment #5 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Antonio,
I cannot reproduce that. Is what you mean changing between 2 different
accounts?
Thanks,
Thanh
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--- Comment #5 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Hi,
I found a way to work around. I don't have too many images to test, but I think
that this bug will be fixed in 6.0.0.
Thanh.
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--- Comment #4 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Hi,
I think it's a problem of Google API quota. I will find a way to work around.
Thanh
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--- Comment #6 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I saw the same problem when I tried to export to Google Photo. I
unintentionally discovered that timestamp is modified because at the final
phase of exporting, the image id is written to the metadata. I
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--- Comment #2 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I don't know if that is really a bug or not, since I observe the same thing in
other tools (ex: smugmug, facebook, gphoto)? I think it's an intention that
current album is always the newest one which
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--- Comment #2 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
No, this won't be still valid.
Best
Thanh.
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--- Comment #2 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I think no, since we don't have to copy-paste code anymore.
Thanh.
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=386141
--- Comment #5 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
This might be something relating to the app bundle?
Thanh.
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=376913
--- Comment #16 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
The situation now is a little bit stranger when I port code from Picasa API v3
to Google Photos. So
Available functions:
- list album
- list photos
- create album
- upload new images/videos to albums
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=368262
--- Comment #5 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I think yes, because O2 always brings user to login page and it doesn't take
care of account stored locally by any means.
Thanh.
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--- Comment #2 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I don't have that many photos to test :-)). But I guess that it's still valid,
and even more strict. Moreover, the problem is also about API quota. Google
Photos API is still in version 1.0 so the quota
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--- Comment #2 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
Yes, it's still valid. I will work on it for the factorization codes.
Thanh.
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--- Comment #3 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I have just tested uploading videos to my account and it worked without errors.
However, those should be exported to an album created on Google Photos by
digiKam, or to main page of user account
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395199
--- Comment #8 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
Yes, I saw it. I'm writing an answer with as most details as possible so that
you can decide.
About "this file can be closed with "Version Fixed set to 6.0.0" and NEWS file
patched
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=385363
--- Comment #36 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I'm not sure about this, since I cannot reproduce this on arch linux. So, I
guess we should wait for confirmation from user.
Thanh.
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--- Comment #3 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I'm not sure if I reproduced the bug that @Karl might encounter, but here is
what I found : right-click on an album -> export to Flickr will now bring me to
Login page of Flickr, Login and &q
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--- Comment #5 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
I applied this patch. I have committed it to gsoc2018-exporttools-o2.
Thanh.
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--- Comment #2 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
@jgoerzen Thank you for the patch!
@Gilles I will commit this patch to gsoc18-exporttools-o2 branch?
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--- Comment #18 from Thanh Trung Dinh ---
Gilles,
Yes, I can confirm that.
Best,
Thanh
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--- Comment #34 from Thanh Trung Dinh <dinhthanhtrung1...@gmail.com> ---
Created attachment 87
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portWebEngine_patch
Hi Maik,
I have created a new patch by shrinking the pre
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=363859
--- Comment #32 from Thanh Trung Dinh <dinhthanhtrung1...@gmail.com> ---
Maik,
About your first point that WelcomePageViewPage class should be deleted, that
was right since we can access by QWebEngineView::page(). However, I found that
the
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--- Comment #30 from Thanh Trung Dinh <dinhthanhtrung1...@gmail.com> ---
Maik,
I saw the lines that used QEventLoop to wait for return from JavaScript
functions. But as you said that " we should implement it more elegantly ", I
don't r
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