Version: 0.10.0 (using KDE 4.2.4) OS: Linux Installed from: Ubuntu Packages Situation: I have 10 fotos and all have a tag "ExampleTag" and a tag "SubTag" that is a child of the ExampleTag: - ExampleTag (10) | '-SubTag (10) Now, if I close the entry ExampleTag the count of images of all children of ExampleTag are added to the image-count behind ExampleTag: + ExampleTag (20) Which is wrong because there are only 10 images behind ExampleTag which are all tagged twice. I couldn't find that bug in the existing ones yet.
Well it isn't actually a bug, but another way of interpretation :) We could add an option to either display the real amount of images or the recursive amount (although I'm not a fan of adding more and more options to setup, it is already too big). Any other suggestions?
Ok, now I see the interpretation you meant. You're right, you can count images or tags (but subsubtags are not counted neither). I use those numbers to check if every picture has a tag of a category, therefore it would be useful. EXAMPLE: (20 pictures are tagged and should have at least one of the following tags, but can have more) - quality (0) '-nice (10) '-important (8) <- e.g. 6 of the nice ones and 2 of the bad ones '-bad (10) gets + quality (28) I would expect + quality (20) then I could easily check if every picture has at least one tag. END OF EXAMPLE I would like the feature, but I think it's up to the developers to decide if adding an option is a good idea.
It's not too easy to implement. To get the number "20" in the above example, you must find all subtags for "quality", and make a query for unique image ids tagged with any out of this group of tags.
For me the current behavior is enough. No need to make a big puzzle... Gilles
I can't estimate the effort that is needed in this case. But according to what Marcel wrote I think it's not worth it. There are so great features already there and to come, so don't waste time on this one. So as I opened this report, I change the status to resolved and I suppose "wontfix" is the right option.