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I recently had a Debian bug report where the user somehow had an empty height setting for the histogram, and was mystified that their histogram didn't work. In order to avoid such problems (and bug reports) it would be nice if obviously nonsensical configuration values could be rejected. One idea that came up on IRC was clamping the numerical values to the ranges specified in the default darktablerc.
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I recently had a Debian bug report where the user somehow had an empty height setting for the histogram, and was mystified that their histogram didn't work. In order to avoid such problems (and bug reports) it would be nice if obviously nonsensical configuration values could be rejected. One idea that came up on IRC was clamping the numerical values to the ranges specified in the default
darktablerc
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