Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: shotwell (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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This non-destructive philosophy is a noble approach and how it should
be. But as long as it is not reality I would suggest to go with a more
“real world approach” for some settings. I don't know what its meant
with 'other metadata's in the preference option, but for me tags are
something that shoul
Actually, we would like to evolve Shotwell so that all metadata edits
and changes are always stored in files, not only in the database.
There are several ways this can happen:
- we can write metadata changes to the original photo file (which is what
happens when this checkbox is checked today)
-
As an upstream developer, I'm not sure that writing metadata by default
agrees with the Shotwell design philosophy, which is to be completely
non-destructive and not touch users' photo files unless specifically
requested. That said, I think this problem is real and would be well-
served by adding a
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write metadata should be default
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