GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 505125
Rotating a picture rotates all versions of that picture
Last modified: 2008-03-21 09:23:40 UTC
When rotating a picture, all versions of the picture are rotated. To reproduce: 1) Create a new Version of a picture. 2) Somehow rotate the picture. 3) Notice that all versions (both the newly created version and the original file) gets rotated and new "last modified" timestamps on disk. Expected beahaviour: Only the currently selected version should be rotated. The other versions should not be touched at all. Other information: Running F-Spot 0.4.0 on Ubuntu Gutsy. No "copy on import" activated. Thanks!
Created attachment 101493 [details] [review] rotate-only-default-version.patch quick fix for that.
Created attachment 101494 [details] [review] rotate-only-default-version.patch simplified a bit
I've applied the second patch to the Ubuntu 7.10 package (F-Spot version 0.4.0), and it works for me. Only the currently selected version gets rotated for me with that patch applied. Thanks!
fixed in r3773