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--- Comment #25 from Ralf S ---
Thanks Maik, you led me on the right path. I fiddled around with different
orders and with [1] Xmp.lr.HierarchicalSubject, [2] Xmp.dc.Subject [3]
Xmp.digiKam.TagsList everything seems to work like I want it, in both
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--- Comment #24 from Maik Qualmann ---
Lightroom will probably only change a metadata type e.g.
Xmp.lr.HierarchicalSubject or Xmp.dc.Subject. digiKam writes its own XMP tags
list in the metadata and reads them out again by default. However, since
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--- Comment #23 from RS ---
Thanks a lot for your explanation, Maik – what you describe is essentially what
I had expected. Unfortunately reality doesn’t exactly match my expectations:
I have checked 'Clean up the metadata from the database when
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--- Comment #22 from Maik Qualmann ---
The setting for cleaning up the database is in the digiKam settings under
Metadata as a check box. If external tags are removed, they are otherwise not
removed from the images in the database. This is intentional,
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--- Comment #21 from RS ---
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--- Comment #20 from Maik Qualmann ---
Yes, this is the correct settings.
Maik
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--- Comment #19 from Sebas ---
Understood. So if I want to only write to sidecar for unsupported files I
should enable:
[X] Write to sidecar files: Write to XMP sidecar for read-only item only
And to later read from it, I guess also:
[X] Read from
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--- Comment #18 from Maik Qualmann ---
You can not remove tags in MOV files. DigiKam can not write to video files. You
would have to activate sidecar and if this sidecar is then available, digiKam
would not add the tags again because they will no
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--- Comment #17 from Sebas ---
I removed tags from MOV-files in Digikam, then removed the tags from database.
Then, after starting with a new database due to the PNG-bug, the MOV-files came
back with the tags attached ánd enabled again.
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--- Comment #16 from Maik Qualmann ---
If you remove metadata externally and digiKam should also remove it, you must
enable the option in the metadata setting to clean up the database.
This is a option and no longer depends on whether you have enabled
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--- Comment #13 from Maik Qualmann ---
Git commit 6ed95813516deeaebfb0275625a892fedbb601c4 by Maik Qualmann.
Committed on 12/04/2018 at 18:19.
Pushed by mqualmann into branch 'master'.
add function to remove all image attributes
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--- Comment #12 from IWBR ---
I've been doing some tests to determine the exact nature of this behavior.
Let's say that some tag was removed from a group of pictures, so it no longer
exists. Digikam does not remove that tag
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--- Comment #11 from IWBR ---
I understand there might be people who prefer to have a read-only picture
library, and only using digikam's database to organize it.
In the configuration menu, there are already a few checkboxes
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--- Comment #8 from Maik Qualmann ---
No not yet. I will now make it for digiKam-5.9.0. Meanwhile, my idea is that if
we do a full scan of the image, optionally delete all tags and comments from
the image in the database
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--- Comment #5 from fa...@mereghettisnc.it ---
(In reply to Maik Qualmann from comment #4)
> *** Bug 383924 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Maybe you can enable the DB updating after a re-reading only for selected
images.
And maybe add
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--- Comment #3 from Maik Qualmann ---
I understand the problem. Yes, if a tag is no longer present, it is not deleted
from the database. There are users who only store their metadata in the
database. The database would be empty
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--- Comment #2 from Sebas ---
Yes that's not the problem in this bug. The problem is that rescanning a
tagless file still keeps Digikam displaying the removed tags, so Digikam must
be loading them from database.
Please read
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