Created attachment 127921 [details] Face rectangle with two suggestions SUMMARY This is related to the bug 420658 that I just reported. When typing a new name into a face rectangle, digikam suggests two placements for that tag: within "People", or at the root of the tag tree. See attached screenshot. In the case of people, it makes no sense to place them outside of "People" (or whatever tag is used in your localization), so I believe the second one should not be suggested. Moreover, it suffers from what is described in bug 420658 where long strings make the placement suggestion "in People" not visible, especially if you write the full first name and last name. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Open any picture 2. Draw face rectangle 3. Start typing a new name. OBSERVED RESULT The new name is suggested to be placed either as a subtag of "People" or at the root of the tree. EXPECTED RESULT Create it automatically under "People". SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS digikam-7.0.0-rc-20200423T165750-x86-64.appimage in Ubuntu 20.04LTS with Gnome.
Why don't we want to let users choose where to create their tags? Maik
And as a reminder, not all users only mark people. Maik
Hi, Maik, > Why don't we want to let users choose where to create their tags? Well, yes, but let's remember that digikam automatically places face tags within "People" when it finds them, without any user intervention. Since we are forcing that, therefore, I think it makes sense to confine face tags within the "People" pseudotag. Moreover, face tags cannot really be hierarchical, since the XMP field for the face does not support subtags. (although the whole "People" pseudotag is problematic. See bug 392008 or bug 416213 for instance. Ideally, it shouldn't really be a tag, but a category in digikam's interface.) > And as a reminder, not all users only mark people. I believe using face rectangles for anything else (e.g. birds) should be discouraged, since it interferes with the face recognition engine. In any case, if bug 420658 is fixed, this wouldn't be a big deal and can be ignored. The thing is that, currently, if you type a first and last name, there are two suggestions underneath and the user can't tell them apart.