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Right, the patch that I added go through applying develop settings now and for that we have to target an image.
The problem is not new: other settings are also applied only to the target image.
The culprit is this line in client utilities I think:
Rory: I don't know if we can check the status of the auto-sync switch. Do we ? If we can, we could add an if statement that applies to all with: catalog:getTargetPhotos().
I am also wondering if just using catalog:getTargetPhotos() would take in consideration the auto-sync switch…
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And do you know if catalog:getTargetPhotos() (which is different than getting the selected photos) would consider it ? Meaning that if no tenabled, the list would have 0 or 1 item and if enabled, the list would have 0..N items ?
If it works like that, then we could use catalog:getTargetPhotos() instead of trying to get the target photo
See: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/midi2lr/siYOF2WL8UY/azWt0SKwCwAJ
Right, the patch that I added go through applying develop settings now and for that we have to target an image.
The problem is not new: other settings are also applied only to the target image.
The culprit is this line in client utilities I think:
LrApplication.activeCataloggetTargetPhotoapplyDevelopSettings():():(settings)
Rory: I don't know if we can check the status of the auto-sync switch. Do we ? If we can, we could add an if statement that applies to all with: catalog:getTargetPhotos().
I am also wondering if just using catalog:getTargetPhotos() would take in consideration the auto-sync switch…
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: