GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 443226
"Delete from disk" doesn't inform user if a failure occurs.
Last modified: 2007-12-05 11:12:08 UTC
Hi, I'm running version 0.3.5 on Ubuntu Feisty (7.04). I had deleted quite a few images using F-Spot, as I no longer wanted them. But when I browse with my file manager, I see the images are still there. After checking the permissions, I see that the images are in fact read-only. If F-Spot had let me know this, I would not have kept deleting for about half an hour. Fantastic application, great work. Regards, Jarlath
Created attachment 98267 [details] [review] throw-exception-if-delete-fails.patch This patch makes F-Spot throw an exception if the Unlink() fails
Created attachment 98297 [details] [review] throw-exception-if-delete-fails.patch Correct error reporting. I'm not sure Sde will like the "return" in MainWindow. Can that cause interruption if thumb deletion occurs?
committed in r3472, without the "return"