1. Open import settings (e.g. by clicking on the link "Warning: file metadata is not used" in the right sidebar of the import window) 2. Just press OK There is a dialog saying that an image database already exists at the given location ~/Pictures, and I can choose whether to overwrite it with the currently used one or create a new one. 1. This dialog does not make sense. I never changed the image db location and I don't want to overwrite anything. This is confusing and makes people insecure because there is no "Cancel and touch nothing" option. 2. Even worse: If I just close this dialog, Digikam crashes. Oh, very bad - what happened to my image database now? Was it deleted? (Fortunately not, but this behaviour kills users' trust in the application...)
This error has already been fixed in git/master a day ago. New AppImage coming soon... Maik
New AppImage this evening around 20h00 Paris time (:=))) Gilles
Great, thanks! PS: Do you want me to report appimage bugs into BKO at all or should I ask on mailinglist/irc/what(sapp|ever)/.. first?
New bundle AppImage 64 bits is online : https://files.kde.org/digikam/ We have an entry in bugzilla for AppImage bundle, no problem to report in this section. Gilles Caulier
fix unequal SQLite database parameters https://commits.kde.org/digikam/6583fd49af0740852f6627802eda9a18771cffe9 Maik