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As I understand it, the user right-clicked an object in the image browser and asked to Open it. For the Open menu to appear, the object has to be a folder. In all my tests, when doing that, this snippet of code from -openSubNode::
[inSender representedObject]
Always returns nil, so the feature doesn't work. Why is this feature broken? How does anybody ever get it to return anything other than nil?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
…sandboxed
Had to revert commits 9895e44 and a948b05 because database version cannot be retrieved if the user hasn’t granted access rights to the library’s location yet. And if database version is nil Lightroom library top level node won’t even show up in the tree thus preventing the user to grant access to that library in the first place – you get the point.
* commit '550bbea1fdbe9ee7eb9b7efd84c39cbbd43c6a3f':
Fix issue karelia#92, Loading of "Albums" node of Photos media library takes very long on large libraries
Give user guidance on what to do when Lightroom catalog version and Lightroom version are out of step
Always defer check for database version until root node population is imminent
Eliminate warning about unimplemented method
Defer Lightroom database version check
Mitigate karelia#90, Accessing the root node of a Photos library for the first time within an app session takes very long for large libraries
Fixkarelia#89, Lightroom library not always accessible when running sandboxed
We're receiving a few error reports like the following:
Here's the bit I can't fathom:
As I understand it, the user right-clicked an object in the image browser and asked to Open it. For the Open menu to appear, the object has to be a folder. In all my tests, when doing that, this snippet of code from
-openSubNode:
:Always returns
nil
, so the feature doesn't work. Why is this feature broken? How does anybody ever get it to return anything other thannil
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: