Currently, RawTherapee ignores pre-existing sidecar-profiles. This can be changed using the -s command-line parameter according to https://rawpedia.rawtherapee.com/Command-Line_Options#RawTherapee_CLI
True, I didn't add / change any RawTherapee parameters. From what I remember, the standard profile is used by default. Probably need to modify the command to use other profiles / sidecars. Is there a generic way to do this or do we need to add yet another config parameter to set a profile name / type?
So i tested the following command: rawtherapee-cli -d -p raw.pp3 -s -o output.jpg -c input.RAW
This will use the default ( -d ) profile, then if another profile is specified ( -p raw.pp3 ) it will be stacked on top of the default profile. Then, if the -s command is set, a sidecar-profile, if one is found, will be stacked on top of whatever was specified before. The -d -p -s parameters have to be set in the right order since the last one will overwrite the ones before. As I understand it, -d and -p raw.pp3 might be optional in this case. So rawtherapee-cli -s -o output.jpg -c input.RAW should do the trick.
Originally posted by @rizmot in #1245 (comment)
Currently, RawTherapee ignores pre-existing sidecar-profiles. This can be changed using the
-scommand-line parameter according to https://rawpedia.rawtherapee.com/Command-Line_Options#RawTherapee_CLISo i tested the following command:
rawtherapee-cli -d -p raw.pp3 -s -o output.jpg -c input.RAWThis will use the default (
-d) profile, then if another profile is specified (-p raw.pp3) it will be stacked on top of the default profile. Then, if the-scommand is set, a sidecar-profile, if one is found, will be stacked on top of whatever was specified before. The-d -p -sparameters have to be set in the right order since the last one will overwrite the ones before. As I understand it,-dand-p raw.pp3might be optional in this case. Sorawtherapee-cli -s -o output.jpg -c input.RAWshould do the trick.Originally posted by @rizmot in #1245 (comment)