Version: svn Rev: 1023189 (using KDE 4.3.1) OS: Linux Installed from: SuSE RPMs To reproduce: 1. Add a RAW (or at least big) picture to the batch queue manager 2. Pick sharpen as tool (I actually had conver to tiff before that, but it should not matter) 3. Start the processing of that queue, i.e. sharpening, and wait 2 seconds, then click on stop. 4. The log sometimes shows that the process failed, which is only half true, since the user canceled it. 5. the tool and picture are marked with a red icon. 6. If the "process failed" is shown, click on "run" again, wait 2 seconds and then on "stop" again. Now the log does not show anything new. 7. You can click stop/run as often as you like, nothing happens. 8. Wait some more seconds and you will notice that the bat queue manager did not abort the first sharpening but finishes it, i.e. there is a little pop-up telling the user that the processing finished, yet the log now gets a new line "process failed". Expected behaviour: Cancel all operations as soon as the user clicks on stop.
I agree. I just discovered this problem yesterday to converting 100 PNG files to JPEG. This is a regression. I'm sure to have tested this feature in the pass (before beta1) When user press stop button or close current queue, batch process must be canceled. Gilles Caulier
I can not confirm this anymore, is this fixed?
Fixed ? perhaps, but not by me... Andi, Johannes, Marcel ? Gilles
Not by me either ;)
I confirm, it's fixed with current implementation from svn Gilles Caulier