I was just doing some experimenting and noticed that, when propagating keywords from a master to a version, a keyword in the master like:
one|two|three
propagates to the versions as:
one
one|two
one|two|three
is that intended?
Check your settings under EDIT->Preferences -> Metadata
There look at Keyword Import and Keyword Export settings
Works as intended here. I agree that there's probably something odd in your settings.
Quote from: Joe Austin on October 28, 2014, 09:10:08 PM
I was just doing some experimenting and noticed that, when propagating keywords from a master to a version, a keyword in the master like:
one|two|three
propagates to the versions as:
one
one|two
one|two|three
is that intended?
I just saw this today. What is your propagation rule?
I have the same problem, but only when "XMP without LR/Camera Raw data" is used. "XMP without CR data" works as intended. Just submitted a bug report about this.
This is one more example of how complex the interaction of settings can be.
Here it works (NEF to JPG) with in Metadata2 checked: Cats, xmp without LR/CR, Classic IPTC data, Exif without orientation.
Writing is allowed for exif, iptc, and creation of IPTC/EXIF/GPS
In Metadata Writing hierachical Keywords is unchecked since I only want the leaf of keywords.
So why does it work (only propagating leaf) leaf with these settings while xmp without LR/CR data ? because it goes over iptc? (keyword leafs are present in the iptc:keyword tag)
Francis
Quote from: joel23 on November 02, 2014, 11:51:56 AM
I just saw this today. What is your propagation rule?
I have the same problem, but only when "XMP without LR/Camera Raw data" is used. "XMP without CR data" works as intended. Just submitted a bug report about this.
My propagation rule us "XMP without Camera Raw data".
If you want only "three" try to uncheck "Writing hierachical Keywords" in Preferences>Metadata
Francis
Quote from: cytochrome on November 02, 2014, 03:03:30 PM
This is one more example of how complex the interaction of settings can be.
This is an example of human error. :-[
I am sorry, the results of my problem looks the same, but is related to synonyms.
Mea culpa...