Bug Description
When using Similar Images mode in Czkawka-GUI, your search results will not filter by the given extension.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a temporary folder, populate it with precisely one image, then duplicate it.
Open Czkawka-GUI.
In Included Directories, add the temporary folder.
Navigate to Similar Images mode, and go to Items Configuration.
In Disabled Extensions, type the extension of the two images in that folder.
The images will still be present, despite their extensions being listed in the Disabled Extensions list.
I have a few files in my folder that end in .png_description.png, .jpg_description.png and .mp4_description.png that I want to handle seperately from normal files, which end in .png, .jpg, and .mp4 respectively. I expected to be able to filter these out using the Disabled Extensions field. It worked in Duplicate Files mode, but not in Similar Images mode.
I've tried both *.jpg and .jpg in testing, and found that neither of them filter out .jpg images from the search results.
Debug log
Unfortunately, I can't even find the debug log.
System
Czkawka/Krokiet version: 8.0.0
OS version: Arch Linux, kernel version 6.11.6-arch1-1
i did just find that you can do what i was looking for with the excluded items field, but it should probably at least be clearer what "disabled extensions" does
Bug Description When using Similar Images mode in Czkawka-GUI, your search results will not filter by the given extension.
Steps to reproduce:
I have a few files in my folder that end in
.png_description.png
,.jpg_description.png
and.mp4_description.png
that I want to handle seperately from normal files, which end in.png
,.jpg
, and.mp4
respectively. I expected to be able to filter these out using the Disabled Extensions field. It worked in Duplicate Files mode, but not in Similar Images mode. I've tried both*.jpg
and.jpg
in testing, and found that neither of them filter out .jpg images from the search results.Debug log
Unfortunately, I can't even find the debug log.System