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Summary: Wishlist: Feedback after scanning for faces
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If I watch the /var/log/syslog in real time, I can see basically everything
digikam is doing, as if I had launched it from a terminal. And same for other
programs I am running.
I think that temporarily I'll limit the size
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I am not sure. I mostly used grouping to group duplicated, very similar, or
edited version of the same picture, often in different directories. The problem
with that is that pictures not on the top of the stack
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Ok, so I captured the output of this action in debug mode. I decided to
separate the logs in four parts, so it's clear what digikam is doing in each
one of them.
1) I write a test tag called "test tag" to t
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4. Clicking "Apply", saving the new tags to file
At this point, is when the "test tag" is deleted from th
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No, I don't think I have ever changed anything from the advanced metadata
settings (I can send you a screenshot if you want). I also have all sidecars
disabled, and in the behavior tab, I only have selected the three last
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Offending digikamrc configuration file
I have attached the offending digikamrc configuration file, in case you want to
have a l
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Ok, I see, that option was the source of the problem. But I don't see why it
should work this way. In theory, when entering the reverse geocoding tool, it
should read the current picture metadata, and not just overwrite
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No, the low disk space was something temporary because some log files grew
unexpectedly huge in my system. But when that happened, no tags could even be
saved.
I tried right now, from a fresh Digikam session, and I can
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I started fresh with a new digikamrc config file, and enabling those options
("Cleanup database when file re-scanned"), the issue is still there. However,
it does not remove face tags, just regular tags
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Also affects Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
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Sorry, I meant "I have been reverse geolocation several groups of pictures
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No, I have sidecars disabled completely (both read and write).
Maybe it's that particular build. Do you want me to test a specific version?
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I will try to reproduce it using some test pictures, to try to find out in
which cases it happen.
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Summary: Wishlist: search not sensitive to special characters /
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Sure, no problem. I have attached two pictures. This is their current and only
metadata:
Case1.jpg Case2.jpg
[X] Ontario [ ] Ontario
[x] Toronto
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This is a screen capture showing the problem with just two files. Observe how
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Yes, that XMP sidecar was created by digikam (version 6.4.0), last week if I
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Hey. I tried the latest appimage
(digikam-7.0.0-git-20191204T041752-x86-64.appimage) and I noticed that now the
tag count only shows the number of pictures tagged with that specific tag, but
ignoring subtags. Would
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Oh, I see. So there is no quick way of showing the number of containing
pictures (the number that appears at the bottom left in Digikam) without having
to query each tag, right?
In that case, maybe the initial behavior
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I would also like to add a few things.
- First, something that took me some time to realize. When you want to reverse
geocode several pictures, first you have to select which pictures from the list
you want to process
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Severity: wishlist
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Hi. Yes, the grey is not as dark as in other dark themes, but it is done on
purpose as not to contrast a lot with the text (which is in a lighter shade of
gray). Actually, it is similar in color to the dark theme in Gimp
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I don't think it's the images' fault. Sometimes, changing some metadata and
forcing digikam to rebuild the thumbnails corrects it. Also, it does not happen
for the same pictures in two different computers (or even
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I just tried that same picture album in another computer, with the same digikam
version (digikam-6.4.0-git-20191005T120037-x86-64.appimage) and none of the
images showed this issue. So it's most likely not related
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Another example
(This issue was quite prominent on a few pictures I scanned yesterday)
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Testing at this very moment :)
One thing about face recognition, is that new users wouldn't know what to do to
start recognizing new faces. Basically you first have to detect the faces (can
be done from the right-click
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Well, to be honest, I don't have much idea of how it works internally. Another
solution would be to display all the unconfirmed faces before or after the
confirmed ones, so they all appear together. But that would mean
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(I have opened a feature request for the hide/show confirmed faces, so it is
registered in the bugtracking system. It is bug 417399)
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No, showing only unconfirmed faces for a person (there's current bug report for
that), or automatically grouping unconfirmed faces for similarity (this bug
report) are features that have not been yet implemented
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I found out that, as a workaround, you can get this effect by selecting a
Person in the panel, and filtering out all pictures with his/her tag. Only the
non-confirmed faces will remain.
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That is weird, but I can't tell for sure what is causing it. Yesterday I was
correcting many duplicated faces (since the bug about the mispositioned faces
was solved, but I had already rescanned those pictures for faces
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Just chiming in, there is an issue here that tagged faces can exist outside the
"People" tree dir. Animals, for example. So hiding anything but "People"
doesn't seem like a good idea at first.
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Ok, I finally found out what was happening, because sometimes when deleting
faces changes were saved, and other weren't.
It turns out the problem only arises when there is a duplicated face rectangle
in a picture.
In my
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I just realized that this behavior is likely the cause of Bug 392008. Maybe
they can be even considered duplicates.
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I tried tsetting that environment variable, but it didn't seem to work.
>From the console, when I tried to load a map using google maps, I got the
following:
Digikam::ItemInfo::fromLocalFile: No location co
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Not exactly, it goes back to the normal mouse cursor while you are drawing a
new face (or writing its name). It's very easy to reproduce.
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Mmmm, not exactly, it's not "being deleted". Basically, when you save metadata
to a file, especially if the file system is slow (like a NAS, so it takes a
couple seconds to save the changes), the picture (in pr
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I think this problem has already been solved. If you re-read the metadata for
the affected files, the face rectangle is positioned correctly again.
I believe this bug can be closed now.
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Ah, ok. In my case, the issue was solved when Bug #372340 was closed.
Maybe you could upload a sample picture, so the devs can test it?
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Bug 392023 is most likely a duplicate as well.
I think the best option, as the original poster suggested, would be to create
two categories: One for "Ignored" faces, and another one for "Deleted&qu
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I am so glad it could be sorted out.
I'll try it as soon as the next built is released.
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Of course, if you start from a clean database, and you scan the picture after
the tag has been moved, it will only appear in the subtag only. The problem
only appears if the tag already exists at the root of /People
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Oh, that is already with the option "Clean up the metadata from the database
when rescan files" activated. I activate it when I want to sync the library in
two computers.
Regular tags get cleaned up. Tags
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As far as I know, Picasa treats faces and tags separately (I remember having to
sync them every time, manually), but it doesn't have any kind of tag hyerarchy,
just a flat list for everything. So it's not as advanced
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I am sorry, in Step 5, I meant to say: "5. Start again the FIRST digikam,".
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This is what I thought. In the metadata, people tags have no path. It can use
the path of the regular tag, but you can never be sure that the user did not
also want to keep that person there, at the root of People, so you
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I know. I remember in the GSoC2019 we faced that dilemma. We could leave the
hierarchy just for regular tags, and display all People in a flat list, sorted
alphabetically (like in Picasa). But a tag tree for People
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Regarding you last paragraph, the "Write tags to xmp" saves the reverse
geolocation information as nested keywords (you previously need to define where
and which ones by right clicking on the tag tree on top).
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I have not experienced this bug in quite some time now. You can close it if you
think it's no longer relevant.
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Mmm, I have merged tags in the past, but I am sure that the tags I used for
searches were not affected by any merge. I'll try to reproduce the behavior in
a controlled environment with a test database and report back
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Aha. It could be what you say. What I usually see, is a bar for each tagged
image, and the one on top being the one that appears to go backwards.
Here is an example: https://imgur.com/a/OygbhZs
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