Re: [Shotwell] More (database) problems with Shotwell
- From: Jens Georg <mail jensge org>
- To: shotwell-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Shotwell] More (database) problems with Shotwell
- Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2018 19:41:31 +0100
Hi,
So today I have experienced more problems with shotwell. In brief:
a) External edits.
When I want to edit photos with external editor, tonight Shotwell
started (for some images) not to create the _modified.jpg file. I
would
right click a photo and select Open With External Editor. Shotwell
would
then launch the editor, but the myimage_modified.jpg file would not
be
created.
There (hopefully) should be some log entry to show why it fails to
create the _modified file. See below.
If I close the editor (it had no file to work on anyway) and right
click
the photo in Shotwell, the Revert to Original would be grey, as in
no
external edits were made.
I discovered that if I copy the image manually to
myimage_modified.jpg
and then (via Shotwell) selected Open With External Editor, then
Shotwell would create myimage_modified_1.jpg and open that in the
external editor.
I can then close the external editor, select Revert to Original,
deleted
the myimage_modified.jpg (that I created), and then choose, Open
With
External Editor, and then everything works - with
myimage_modified.jpg.
b) Non-commited changes.
I did not investigate this further right now. Honestly, these two
discoveries along with my parent-tag problem (different thread) just
made me feel tired. I am a bit scared that lots of changes in my
photo
collection (9200 photos) may or may not have been lost and it will
be
difficult for me to find out which (even-though I do have periodic
backup of my Shotwell database).
Do you have meta-data write-back enabled? Then this is probably a known
bug: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=736961
Please provide a debug log of all those things if you can reproduce
them easily.
To get the debug log, run shotwell from the console with SHOTWELL_LOG=1
shotwell
and then send me the ~/.cache/shotwell/shotwell.log
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