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On one occasion, thumbsup tried to rebuild more photos than necessary.
Adding some debugging, it seemed that:
file
real date (in Finder)
in thumbsup
source file
Sun May 25 2014 19:09
metadata.json said 1401012582000 (Sun May 25 2014 20:09:42 GMT+1000)
destination thumbmail
Sun May 25 2014 19:40
fs.stat said 1401010814000 (Sun May 25 2014 19:40:14 GMT+1000)
So the cache data (metadata.json) was an hour off, and the destination seemed out of date - when it really wasn't. Deleting metadata.json and doing a full rebuild fixed it.
Note: A diff between the old and rebuilt metadata.json shows many photos where fileDate is exactly 1 hour apart. Since this happened the day after daylight savings, it could be related?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
After a lot of troubleshooting, still can't reproduce. This should be fixed by the move to exiftool-json-db for the database format, which has much better test coverage than the old "metadata" logic.
On one occasion,
thumbsup
tried to rebuild more photos than necessary.Adding some debugging, it seemed that:
metadata.json
said1401012582000
(Sun May 25 2014 20:09:42 GMT+1000)fs.stat
said1401010814000
(Sun May 25 2014 19:40:14 GMT+1000)So the cache data (
metadata.json
) was an hour off, and the destination seemed out of date - when it really wasn't. Deletingmetadata.json
and doing a full rebuild fixed it.Note: A diff between the old and rebuilt
metadata.json
shows many photos wherefileDate
is exactly 1 hour apart. Since this happened the day after daylight savings, it could be related?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: