AUTOTAGGER: AI overlay applied to all images

Started by Jingo, February 13, 2025, 03:35:41 PM

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Jingo

Just started to play with the Autotagger and noticed that the AI overlay icon appears on ALL images visible in the File Window even though I have made a smaller selection.  I didn't see this reported before but sorry if I missed a thread that did report the same issue.

Steps to reproduce:
1 - load a folder of images into the file window
2 - select 8 of the images
3 - hit F7, fill out the autotag modal and hit OK

Notice the AI overlay is applied to all images in the file window - not just the 8 that were selected (though it looks like only the 8 selected images are actually autotagged).

Thx - Andy.

Mario

Please always include a ZIPped copy of the log file in debug logging mode (log file) when you report such things. I think one (?) user reported this once, but without a repro case.

I have worked yesterday and today with AutoTagger all day long, and have not seen this once. Only the files selected show the overlay.

When you send files to the AutoTagger, the File Window use the same "selected files" logic is used for e.g. copy & paste, drag, the Quick Filter bar, Filter Panel, menu commands etc. It determines which files are selected and adds them to the background processing queue.

Are versions involved perhaps?

Jingo

Hi Mario - I just reproduced again and attached the log in debug mode.  Was also able to grab a screenshot to show the 2 selected files that were sent to AI with Alt-F7 but the overlay shows for all images in the view.  Images are not versioned or part of at stack with the selected images. 

Thx! - Andy.

IMatch2025x64_WKLdkaTUmO.jpg

Mario

Eh, this is not the AutoTagger icon. The AutoTagger icon looks like this (shown while a file is in the processing queue):

Image1.jpg

This looks more like something caused by your File Window layout? Didn't you ask for this logo some month ago to use it to indicate files with AutoTagger-generated metadata in a custom layout?

Mario

Ah, I got it. This happens only when a File Window layout is used that shows no icons.
IMatch then renders the AI icon (the wrong one, even) centered in the image. Apparently the check if the file is enqueued for processing somehow fails. The correct number of enqueued files (2 in my case) is shown in Info & Activity.
I'll have a look.