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Probably nothing to worry about. Broken means it's an orphan index entry without JPEG or something, maybe after a file has been stacked. You may try to enable debug mode to see more. |
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Thanks for the comment. I enabled debug, and there is no extra information about it. For example: |
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Hi. I am using sqlite: The purge and cleanup commands report: No clues about the broken photo. I updated to 20211130 release yesterday night. I have just noticed the migrate WARNINGs. What are they? |
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I updated from https://github.com/photoprism/photoprism/tree/211018-e200f322 to https://github.com/photoprism/photoprism/tree/211130-13cfcf6d I did not use any other release between. Is there any way to remove that migration or force it to be carried out (if nothing gets broken 😆) |
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Found what's causing this: The database dialect isn't named "sqlite" but "sqlite3", so the strings didn't match. Validations are pretty strict and logging verbose, so mistakes like these don't go unnoticed for long. Should be fixed with the latest changes. Started a new Development Preview build for testing! Thanks for reporting it 👍 |
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Hi, I have just installed g211215 93b26f19 and the Is it a way to make them go if they are, in fact, inocuos? Just for cleanness and avoid confusion. Thanks for this awesome program! |
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Hi.
I am running 211118 release and, when I do a purge, the following message appears:
How could I know which one is that "broken photo"? Why is it broken? In the Hidden section "No pictures found" appears. So, I do not have any information about it.
Could you help me? Thanks!
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