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The Organize process makes several checks to validate the photoTakenDate in the file's .json metadata. Unfortunately, the app was only built with English in mind, but Google allows exporting in the user's native language, which means that JavaScript's new Date() parsing fails on anything that isn't English, causing the app to skip the file because it couldn't be validated. How charming!
To fix this, I'll need to find a date parsing library that can handle any language. This will go hand-in-hand with issue #13.
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I'll have to get a copy of an export again to see if timestamp is consistently provided on photoTakenTime, but if it is (or always has been), then that sounds like an excellent idea!
The Organize process makes several checks to validate the
photoTakenDate
in the file's.json
metadata. Unfortunately, the app was only built with English in mind, but Google allows exporting in the user's native language, which means that JavaScript'snew Date()
parsing fails on anything that isn't English, causing the app to skip the file because it couldn't be validated. How charming!To fix this, I'll need to find a date parsing library that can handle any language. This will go hand-in-hand with issue #13.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: