GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 561900
Timeline displays photos on wrong date after adjusting
Last modified: 2008-12-28 20:55:40 UTC
Please describe the problem: After changing the time/date on an image, I expect it to show up on the time line on the new date, but it is displayed on the old date. Steps to reproduce: 1. Import an image. 2. Change the date. 3. Check the timeline. Actual results: Image shows up at old date. Expected results: Image should show up at new date. Does this happen every time? Yes. Other information: f-spot 0.4.3.1, Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex.
Can you give some more explanations... on how you're checking if the image is rightly positioned on the timeline, on how you're changing the date... I did a quick test, and it does work as expected.
I've imported lots of images that have incorrect dates (set to 2000 or 2008) and changed them to 2002. I don't see any images for 2002 in the timeline at all. I'm using "Adjust time" in the Edit menu (or whatever the English translation is; I'm running in Swedish).
this works for me. I tried with a new db, imported an image from 2005, changed its time to 2003, and the timeline was changed accordingly. iirc, ibes contains packages for 0.5.0.3, could you please try with thoses ?
I had my versions confused when reporting this (wasn't running Intrepid after all). In the Intrepid version, 0.5.0.3, it works as expected. You may close this.
in the future, as opener you can close it yourself. thanks for testing.