Varun Patil
Varun Patil
> The upstream fix seems to be merged The linked PR is not a fix, it only fixed the completely broken UX to throw an error instead.
Unfortunately ordering by time is very complicated, primarily because half of the cameras (especially for videos) don't encode the timezone in the file correctly. This means relying on the timezone...
The files are indeed visible in the timeline but they won't be accessible (either the thumbnail or the actual video; likely the reason the thumb is visible is cache) Seems...
Yes, that's what I meant that the file isn't accessible, but would show up in the timeline. As mentioned, this has no possible fix right now.
Likely duplicate of #1496
If you're running in snap, you'll probably need to use the perl workaround. Or better, don't use snap
> This just makes the system a bit slower, but should work fine then. No, it's actually faster. Using the executable has two steps - extract then execute. Using system...
> Memories fixed it by requesting the EXIF data from the server before the update, and then setting those EXIF data back after the update. FYI, this was the old...
I'm a bit concerned about the performance impact of this. The query needs to be studied carefully for effects on large albums (folks are running this with millions)