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| Reporter | GhostsonAcid | Assigned To | | |
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| Priority | normal | Severity | minor | Reproducibility | always |
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| Status | new | Resolution | open | |
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| Platform | macOS | OS | Mojave | OS Version | 10.14.6 |
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| Product Version | 9.2 | |
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| Summary | 0010258: Removing certain File Locations doesn't actually remove them. |
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| Description | Oftentimes I try to remove a File Location in the Session > Properties > Locations menu, and doing so has no effect.
This is particularly annoying when a file/source (or multiple) is found by Ardour in *2+ different locations*, and thus it ALWAYS alerts me to this upon opening of the snapshot...
--> And I have to click "Done" to like 20 popups saying "Please select the path that you want to get the file from" (-see picture).
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But, is this actually intended behavior?
Because after all, the location/path/directory I'm trying to remove does in fact contain certain sources *actively used* in the session.
Link to demo session:
https://www.mediafire.com/file_premium/vmy6qly1o931gct/I_-_III_%2528Genabeth%2529_copy.zip/file |
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| Steps To Reproduce | 1. Download and unzip the demo session.
2. Open "I - III (Genabeth) COPY.ardour".
3. Select 'Skip all missing files', plugins, etc...
4. Go to Session > Properties > Locations, and remove the one line/location you can.
5. Save the project and quit.
6. Reopen.
7. Go to Session > Properties > Locations again, and observe how the location was not actually removed from 'places to search'.
8. Repeat as many times as you want; -same result. |
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| Additional Information | What I would expect is that after I remove the location, save, quit, and reopen Ardour, Ardour would simply complain to me about "missing sources".
Is that a fair expectation?
Thanks for looking! : )
-J |
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| Tags | file locations |
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