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deckerst / aves

Aves is a gallery and metadata explorer app, built for Android with Flutter.
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images turn black #1092

Closed tiptoptom closed 3 months ago

tiptoptom commented 3 months ago

Describe the bug First of all, I don't know if aves is actually to blame for this phenomenon, but I have the feeling that it has only been occurring since I installed aves.

For some time now, it has been happening again and again (I estimate about 1-2 images per month) that images suddenly turn almost completely black. Only a narrow horizontal or vertical strip of the original image remains as well as a thumbnail of the original image in a correspondingly low resolution. And this is not only displayed in aves, but the file is saved as it is.

I have now revoked aves' access rights and will observe whether the error still occurs (then it must be due to something else). In the meantime, I would be grateful for any ideas as to what could be causing this.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: I don't know yet

Expected behavior Images remain as they are

Screenshots c4a23356-a487-4cd7-9976-2f06204c6b15 (Well, that's funny. When I upload the picture here, it's white and not black.)

System information and logs: Package: deckers.thibault.aves.libre Installer: com.android.packageinstaller Aves version: 1.11.5-libre, build 12402 Flutter: stable 3.22.2 Android version: 11, API 30 Android build: lineage_suzu-userdebug 11 RQ3A.211001.001 534503a1b7 Device: Sony Xperia X Support: dynamic colors=false, geocoder=false, HDR=false Mobile services: not available Connectivity: wifi System locales: de_DE Storage volumes: /storage/emulated/0/, /storage/30D6-59D9/ Storage grants: /storage/30D6-59D9/Pictures/, /storage/emulated/0/Pictures/, /storage/emulated/0/DCIM/, /storage/30D6-59D9/DCIM/ Error reporting: false

Miscellaneous Apart from that, thanks for this great app! I find it incredibly useful!

deckerst commented 3 months ago

Thanks for the report, but it's unlikely Aves has anything to do with it. Let's not confuse correlation and causation.

If you manage to reproduce it following an action in Aves, be sure to save the logs.

I'll close this issue as it is unactionable, but feel free to comment/reopen if you have further insights, or at least proof that Aves is touching the files.