Omari Stephens
Omari Stephens
Long story short, clang-format exists, and makes it fairly easy to adjust the coding style of an entire codebase in a way that doesn't actually break the code in question....
This builds on a short conversation between @xsdg and @caclark, here: https://www.freelists.org/post/geeqie/Any-good-way-to-set-marks-keywords-given-a-list-of-files So, figuring out a consistent UX between Collections, marks, etc. is something we've already thought about previously, as...
One thing that's always been true for me is that loading marks for lots of camera raw images (structurally, TIFFs with embedded metadata) takes a _super_ long time. This is...
Copying @caclark from #458: Hello Omari It's clear from all the work you are doing here that you are a heavy-duty user of Pan View. I don't use Pan View,...
This has been discussed extensively on the mailing list, and after conversation between @caclark, @mowgli, and myself, it seems like this is the direction that the project is headed. Related...
The `Config` reimplementation in #453 breaks the ability to update settings and then have those updated settings be used without restarting the program. Here are a few approaches of different...
Issue #445 fundamentally results from the fact that I'm in the middle of a large refactor/rewrite of the project, which will unavoidably destabilize the mkchromecast codebase. I think the best...
This bug covers three classes of deficiencies in mkchromecast: 1) It uses a lot of module-level code (that is, code that takes action immediately upon `import`, and that cannot ever...
As implemented, there's a lot of work being done in `__init__.py` that should be done elsewhere. - Argument parsing should be done directly in `bin/mkchromecast` - The `mkchromecast` library should...
This stems from https://www.freelists.org/post/geeqie/Any-good-way-to-set-marks-keywords-given-a-list-of-files As part of my photography workflow, I will use a button on my camera to tag specific images, and then during my import workflow, I'll create...