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Timelapse folders aren't discovered by the TimeLapseModel #2
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PR #3 is an attempt to fix this. It searches recursively through the subdirectories and only registers those containing images with .jpg or .jpeg extensions. |
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Ups. It seems that using locale specific date-time format for timelapse name was not the greatest idea ever. Timelapse name should not contains slash at the first place. Thank you for reporting this issue! I will look on your proposal during weekend. |
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I hadn't realised that the extra directory separators in the name were unintentional, but now you mention it it makes perfect sense. I've updated the PR to use a time format without these forward slashes, which I'm guessing is closer to what you want. |
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Thank you for report. It will be solved by #7 . I decided to rework the list of timelapses a bit. |
Directories containing time lapse images are stored at
~/Pictures/.timelapse/<dd>/<MM>/<yyyy hh:mm>but as far as I can tell the model only checks for directories of the form~/Pictures/.timelapse/<dir>, independent of whether they contain images or not.Consequently it picks up only empty directories for which the Assembly step fails.
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