V0.4.2

Added handling for files that fail to process due to metadata issue

V0.4.1 - Bug fixes, system resource settings, and removal of hybrid

1. The output file names previously had flickr ID after it (only seen in v0.4)

2. Fixed issue with processing output where it wasn't showing the output of files being processed for larger libraries

3. Added a setting to adjust the amount of memory and CPU cores being allocated to the program when running.

4. Removed the hybrid processing option

V0.4 - Added GUI

• Added a GUI
• Various bug fixes

Please read readme file for new install instructions

V0.3.1 - Fixed orientation bug, partially fixed highlights folder bug

1. Fixed orientation bug.
   Previously an orientation fix was being applied twice. Now this has been corrected.

2. Partially fixed highlights folder bug where the privacy settings were not correctly mapped. Now the folder shows Public, Friends & Family, and Private. However it is still missing Friend only and Family only. A bug with flickr needs to be filed for this.

3. Added experimental API feature: Use the Flickr API to get specific attribute instead of using the local JSON.
   -- use-api

WARNING: This method is far slower, and was intended to solve an issue where JSON was incorrectly populated for privacy settings and albums
... it looks actually like: Privacy and albums is a bug in Flickr's code. Bugs are to be logged with flickr on that.

V0.3 New zip preprocessing and lots of fixes!

1. Added a zip preprocessing tool.
2. Added a hybrid export option
3. Lots of major bug fixes to the processing of files and folders after testing it on my own full library. (It takes time to test, but it reveals a lot of edge cases)
4. For album based exports, a new folder 00_NoAlbum is created with date subfolders. This allows for images with no metadata found for albums to be exported to this folder.

All documentation is in the readme.

Version 0.2.2

1. Don't block files from exporting if there is a problem with the source file or metadata (added a flag if you want to block --export-block-if-failure)
2. Made the metadata and file processing more robust to errors. These seem to be common in larger / older libraries with inconsistent writing of metadata / JPEG start/end of file. Used a library to help with this.
3. Added file name to process bar
4. Added a flag to turn down logging verbosity in the terminal - use --quiet to hide ERROR (only show CRITICAL)

Version 0.2.1

Added more robust metadata handling for edge cases

Added export options:
(If no flag set, then export both highlights and full library)
--export-interesting-only (only export the highlights)
--export-standard-only (exports the full library)

Version 0.2

• Added resume function
• Added log file summary
• Added functionality to process the highlights folder with public, private and friends and family

Full Changelog: https://github.com/brownphotographic/Flickr-Emmigration-Tool/commits/version