* Camera profile: Sony ILCE-7RM5 (α7R V)
* Camera profile: register the bundled ILCE-7RM5 profile
* Camera profile: attribution for the ILCE-7RM5 profile
* Camera profile: list ILCE-7RM5 among the built-in profiles in the README
* Camera profile: list ILCE-7RM5 in the Simplified Chinese README
* Camera profile: list ILCE-7RM5 in the Traditional Chinese README
* Camera profile: ILCE-7RM5 calibration set used the Standard creative style only
Preserve current main, adapt frame/input and IME handling, and keep library
check results stable across layout passes. Include the matching Nix font lock
and reviewed attribution changes.
Lightroom Classic's keyboard shortcut page lists Option+0 / Option+Shift+0
(Alt+0 / Alt+Shift+0 on Windows) for cycling forward and backward through
the keyword sets; LightCraft had no key or command for it. Next Keyword
Set (keyword.nextSet, Alt+0) and Previous Keyword Set
(keyword.previousSet, Alt+Shift+0) make the set after or before the
current one current, in the Keyword Set menu's order: Recent Keywords,
then the saved sets. The keys wrap around at either end, and Alt+1 to
Alt+9 then apply the new set's keywords.
The two command labels have rows in every catalog. The KEYC-METADATA and
LRC-LIB-KEYWORDS rows, docs/ui-parity.md and docs/library-shortcuts.md
list the keys.
Copy Metadata and Paste Metadata had no shortcut. They now use
Cmd+Option+Shift+C and Cmd+Option+Shift+V on macOS and
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C and Ctrl+Alt+Shift+V on Windows and Linux, the keys
Lightroom Classic's keyboard shortcut page lists for copying and
pasting metadata in the Library module. Both keys also work when
Windows and Linux deliver them as clipboard events. The KEYC-METADATA
row now lists the keys LightCraft binds (Cmd+S, the two new keys and
Alt+1 to Alt+9 for keyword sets) and every other key of that table
that is still missing. Gap 28 in docs/gaps.md and the Library keys in
docs/ui-parity.md list the two new keys.
The template file tests now create their folder through a Scratch guard
that removes it when the test ends, including when an assertion fails,
as tests_folders.rs and tests_slideshow_export.rs do.
print.template.save, delete and import changed the template list before
saving the preferences, and left the change in place when the save failed.
A retried import then saw its own unsaved copy and stored another one as
"Name (2)". The list now goes back to what it was when the save fails, as
library.holdView and the slide templates do.
The slideshow always advanced on its own after the slide duration.
The new Manual slideshow setting (Settings > Slideshow > Playback, or
manual in slideshow.playback and view.slideshow) keeps each slide, the
intro and the ending up until the right or left arrow or the control
bar changes it. Space, Esc, random order and repeat work as before.
Exports still use the slide duration. The setting is saved with the
library and in slideshow templates; a template without it reads as off.
The Print dialog's templates could be saved, applied and deleted, but
not moved to another library or another computer. Each saved template
now has an Export… button that writes it to a .lcprint file, and
Import… beside Save adds templates from such files.
print.template.export {name, path} writes {format, version, name,
settings}. print.template.import {path} reads at most 256 KB, checks
the format, version, name and every setting as a saved template's
settings are checked, drops cell photos and guides, and adds the
template under its name, or under "name (2)" and so on when the name is
in use. The buttons appear where the host provides open and save
dialogs: the desktop app does, and the web build does not.
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