Mert
Mert
You haven't changed it, sure. But the premise of the feature is that the user can effectively replace the original with the edited version. I don't think we should suggest...
Sorry, I'm not a mobile dev and won't be the best person to review the implementation details. My suggestion is to split out the lossless conversion to its own PR....
@midzelis can correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this is covered by #10646, which makes some *huge* changes to how the timeline works.
This is a known issue in that the DB query to fetch timeline assets fetches way too much data. When there are many assets in a bucket, this can lead...
If the assets don't have any date metadata, it'll default to the creation date, i.e. the date of upload. The solution would be to remove the assets, fix the date...
The relevant column is `localDateTime` in the `assets` table. > And for future reference, does immich modify the image file metadata itself when you edit the timestap in the immich...
Depending on your external library import path at the time, it might have included the `thumbs` folder and imported thumbnails as new assets.
If you rescan with the right exclusion filters, it should set the thumbnail assets offline and delete them after the trash period (30 days by default). You can also manually...
Timeline responses are still as bloated as ever.
You might want to rebase - the diff is looking pretty gnarly