https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=397340
Eric <pub08-...@davor.org> changed:
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--- Comment #11 from Eric <pub08-...@davor.org> ---
How about this:
- If digiKam modifies either the main file or the sidecar, update the
database's timestamp column to match
- If another program modifies *either* of those files, digiKam should
reread the image and update the database timestamp
That is, ISTM that the timestamp column is trying to indicate when the
conceptual "image" entity last changed -- more specifically, when its discrete,
out-of-database representation changed. Supposing that's correct, whether the
representation consists of one file or two is beside the point.
(Then again, I don't know what other uses digiKam makes of that column, and
whether any of those would conflict with this idea.)
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