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Fixed in repository.

Note: Not sure what's the point of editing the image. Calibrate_lens_gui
is intended to work on the images straight from the camera, so there
should be no need to edit them in between.

** Changed in: hugin
       Status: New => Fix Committed

** Changed in: hugin
    Milestone: None => 2022.0beta1

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Title:
  Lens calibration gui caches removed images

Status in Hugin:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  OS: Windows 10
  Hugin 2021.0.0.52df0f76c700, standalone lens calibration GUI run via start menu shortcut from installer.

  On the lens calibration GUI, if an image is removed (with "remove"
  button) then re-added with the "add" button, a cached copy of the
  image seems to be loaded, rather than the image file being reloaded.

  This prevents images from being edited externally then reloaded,
  because re-adding the removed image adds the old copy, not the new
  modified file. The workaround is to either rename the image file
  before re-adding, or restart the lens calibration GUI.

  Steps:
  1. Add an image
  2. Edit the image with an external program and save it with the same file name
  3. Remove the image (this and previous step can be swapped)
  4. Add the image again

  Expected:
  Edited image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Actual:
  Old image is loaded into lens calibration GUI

  Note: I am not sure what the purpose is of caching the images at all.
  It's not really a performance issue in the calibration GUI.

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