* Solarer <[email protected]> [04-24-21 11:23]:
> Hi Patrick,
> can you assist me a little more in removing the "dirty" flag? I deleted
> the build dir, checked out latest master, did a pull and reran the build
> script:
>
> /build.sh --prefix /opt/darktable-test --build-type Release --install
> --sudo
>
> But I still have the dirty flag in my Darktable version.
>
> Side note: I installed darktable from source as darktable-test and also
> used the git-* repository version from my Manjaro Linux package manager.
> Both show the dirty flag. I would expect that at least the version that
> I installed via package manager would be cleaned automatically when I
> update my system.
>
> How can I clean the dirty flag from my manual and my package manager
> installation?
>
> Thanks, Jan
>
>
>
> On 20.04.21 23:32, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> > * Solarer <[email protected]> [04-20-21 17:27]:
> >> Well, beat me. I was able to reproduce on 3.5.0+1747~gc22f6a90e-dirty
> >> Manjaro Linux. Selecting 3 images in custom sort mode (file manager
> >> layout) and moving them around using drag and drop does invert the order
> >> of the selected pictures. The same thing happens in the film strip in
> >> other view modes.
> >>
> >> I don't think that it depends on file name, or any other exif specific
> >> data fields because if I move the pictures a second time, the order gets
> >> inverted a second time, so it is normal again. If DT would look at exif
> >> data and sort descending by filename or something like this, the order
> >> would not return to normal upon moving the files a second time.
> >>
> >> Have a nice evening.
> >> Jan
> >>
> >>
> >> On 20.04.21 18:27, Solarer wrote:
> >>> Please let us try to stay objective and not start calling people names.
> >>> I am not on my PC right now so could you please try the following:
> >>>
> >>> Open a new collection with 10 pictures. Before you start to move them,
> >>> make sure they all have the same rating. Then first sort by rating,
> >>> then sort by manual order. Now try to move pictures 7-9 like you did
> >>> earlier.
> >>> Does the problem still occur?
> >>>
> >>> Best, Jan
> >>>
> >>> 20.04.2021 17:15:17 Peter Harde <[email protected]>:
> >>>
> >>>> ... I tried it on Lr & Cp1... if you think i'm stupid!...
> >>> ????? What has my bug report to do with Lightroom or CaptureOne
> >>> ?????? Why should I think you are stupid ?????
> >>>
> >>>> "as imported" is the problem... The exif are the reference to
> >>>> sort the images in lightable
> >>> What is "The exif" ? Which exif tag do you mean? DateTime ?
> >>> DateTimeOriginal ? CreateDate ? Any other ? And if I choose
> >>> "custom order" this order should be only relevant one when sorting
> >>> the collection, not any other order.
> >>>> If your images are renamed in the opposite time order
> >>> They are *not* imported or renamed in opposite time order. And if
> >>> I drag/drop the same selection of three images a second time, the
> >>> sequence is inverted *again*. So as I understand, the bug
> >>> described could have to do with some "refacturing", done in the
> >>> last weeks/month which also caused the bug fixed with
> >>> https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/pull/8719-
> >>>
> >>>
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> >
> > note that many things can happen when using a bad/dirty build, ie:
> > 3.5.0+1747~gc22f6a90e-dirty Manjaro Linux
> >
> > see "dirty".
> >
> >
> > remove your build directiry and generated binaries and
> > reclone/rebuild
note that I am *definitely* not git knowledgeable,
surest imo:
remove the entire git darktable hierarchy
cd to directory above your darktable git
rm -rf ./darktable
rm -rf /opt/darktable-test
start anew:
git clone git://github.com/darktable-org/darktable.git
cd ./darktable
git clean -d -f -x ; git submodule update --init ; git pull --rebase /
--recurse-submodules
./build.sh --enable-opencl --install --build-type Release /
--prefix /opt/darktable-test
there may be simpler methods but *this works for me*
if this clears your *dirty* flag, omit the "git clone" line above and
repeate for future updates. when *dirty* flag appears again (if), rinse,
wash and repeate.
gud luk,
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