2 bugs that seem to be the same thing, so I'll restrict myself to one report; * open an image and insert a circle shape. * change resolution of image from 72 to 96dpi. I expect the shape layer to be re-rasterized. Instead I notice that the old contents is kept. You can select the circle and move it slightly to trigger a re-rasterization. 2nd bug. * open an image and insert a text shape. * change the image size to be 50%. I expect the resizing of an image to have no effect on my shapes. Instead, my shapes suddenly got twice the size. What about making the resizing auto-adjust the DPI ?
Was fit to page activated in the second case? That would explain why the shape appears bigger.
Confirming the first bug. Seems that the shape layer compositing is wrong after some operations.
re #1; yes it was enabled. My reasoning for saying this is a bug is essentially the following logic; I take a picture and position flake-content on top. The flake content are positioned and sized based on the pixel content. (thats why I choose to do this in Krita). When I resize an image (less pixels) I expect *all* content to get smaller, and at the same amount. In other words; I want the positioning to be preserved. So, the default setting to not touch the DPI when I resize to 50% by removing pixels is wrong. As it breaks the above usecase.
2nd is fixed now. The first bug is still there.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 227512 ***