Script is not executed with automatically assigned keyword

[thorsten-schwartz]

Good morning,

I have assigned a keyword (watermark) to a folder and want new files copied into the folder to inherit this keyword. This works.

In a process I have defined that this keyword (watermark) gets another keyword (_watermark) when creating an image file (MIME). This works.

This keyword (_watermark) should now call a script. Here the triggering does not work. But if the keyword (_watermark) is set manually for a file, the triggering of the script works.

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I suspect that the script is not called AFTER a keyword has been automatically assigned. Thus, that would be a missing trigger event.

Thanks Thorsten