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Hi! My photo library is getting close to 1 TB, and RapidRAW tends to download at least some data whenever a folder is opened.
With services like OneDrive, this usually works fairly well because the files RapidRAW needs can simply be downloaded on demand.
However, I recently moved to Pop!_OS, and getting OneDrive to work reliably with RapidRAW has been a bit of a challenge. In some cases, RapidRAW would even crash when it tried to access a file that OneDrive was unable to download.
I tested a few different syncing approaches and eventually got things working reasonably well, but there are still several usability caveats. In practice, I ended up more or less fully syncing my library to disk beforehand.
That is obviously a fairly specific use case, but it made me wonder whether a more cloud-native workflow could be an interesting future addition to RapidRAW.
For example:
Connect RapidRAW directly to OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive, or another supported cloud provider.
Browse the cloud library directly inside RapidRAW.
Download originals, previews, or other required data on demand while editing.
Cache files locally when needed instead of requiring the entire library to be synced beforehand.
The ideal experience would basically be: log into your cloud storage provider, open your library, and start editing without having to manage a separate filesystem sync setup.
I understand that this would probably be a significant feature to implement, especially with the differences between cloud providers, caching, offline access, and file availability.
Still, I wanted to throw the idea out there, especially for people with larger libraries where keeping everything permanently stored on a local disk is not ideal.
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Cloud-native library support
Hi! My photo library is getting close to 1 TB, and RapidRAW tends to download at least some data whenever a folder is opened.
With services like OneDrive, this usually works fairly well because the files RapidRAW needs can simply be downloaded on demand.
However, I recently moved to Pop!_OS, and getting OneDrive to work reliably with RapidRAW has been a bit of a challenge. In some cases, RapidRAW would even crash when it tried to access a file that OneDrive was unable to download.
I tested a few different syncing approaches and eventually got things working reasonably well, but there are still several usability caveats. In practice, I ended up more or less fully syncing my library to disk beforehand.
That is obviously a fairly specific use case, but it made me wonder whether a more cloud-native workflow could be an interesting future addition to RapidRAW.
For example:
The ideal experience would basically be: log into your cloud storage provider, open your library, and start editing without having to manage a separate filesystem sync setup.
I understand that this would probably be a significant feature to implement, especially with the differences between cloud providers, caching, offline access, and file availability.
Still, I wanted to throw the idea out there, especially for people with larger libraries where keeping everything permanently stored on a local disk is not ideal.
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