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Message #00507
[Bug 418519] Re: <folder>_xxx/<subfolder> fails to replicate structure of input tree
No, sorry, this didn't quite work for me yet.
With reference to the same test data and script that I previously
supplied:
The input tree is
demo
|-- CementerioRosario.jpg
`-- lev-1
|-- belongil_beach_HDR.jpg
`-- lev-2
`-- Yellowstone1_20040619_bg.jpg
and the sequence of actions is SCALE + SAVE + RENAME.
So I expect to get back that tree untouched, plus a copy of that tree
(demo_processed) with the same structure and pictures in the same
place, except each picture would be scaled and renamed.
What do I get instead? The source tree is emptied of all pictures and
the destination tree now has both the original and the resized
pictures in it:
demo
`-- lev-1
`-- lev-2
demo_processed
|-- 2009-8-24-14-7-40.jpg
|-- CementerioRosario.jpg
`-- lev-1
|-- 2009-8-24-14-15-17.jpg
|-- belongil_beach_HDR.jpg
`-- lev-2
|-- 2009-8-24-13-58-10.jpg
`-- Yellowstone1_20040619_bg.jpg
I would have much preferred for the originals to stay where they were.
Tested on 0.2.0.bzr1138.
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<folder>_xxx/<subfolder> fails to replicate structure of input tree
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/418519
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Status in Phatch = Photo & Batch!: Fix Committed
Bug description:
See this thread
http://photobatch.wikidot.com/forum/t-177883/combining-save-and-rename-and-loss-of-exif-tags-during-save
Still unclear why
<folder>_processed/<subfolder> had to create another empty subtree
though.
Source tree was
demo
|-- CementerioRosario.jpg
`-- lev-1
|-- belongil_beach_HDR.jpg
`-- lev-2
`-- Yellowstone1_20040619_bg.jpg
2 directories, 3 files
I told it to process the folder called demo. Expected output was
demo_processed
|-- 2009-8-24-14-19-48.jpg
`-- lev-1
|-- 2009-8-24-14-19-48.jpg
`-- lev-2
`-- 2009-8-24-14-19-48.jpg
And instead I got
demo_processed
|-- lev-1
| `-- lev-2
`-- processed
|-- 2009-8-24-14-19-48.jpg
`-- lev-1
|-- 2009-8-24-14-19-48.jpg
`-- lev-2
`-- 2009-8-24-14-19-48.jpg
I can't understand why it created those two empty "lev1/lev2"
directories or why id did an extra "processed" dir inside
"demo_processed".
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