Fix Exif extraction logic when using ImageMagick #65
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April 10, 2023 20:53
This PR removes the mapping of the file's creation date to the Exif::CREATION_DATE. This is done in order to align it to the logic of the other two tools used for Exif extraction: Exiftool & Native. None of this two will fill in the Exif::CREATION_DATE with the file's creation time. This is part of the #1729 enhancement for which we need to be able to figure out if the file has a creation time as exif field or not. We can't do this currently with Lychee & ImageMagick.
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This PR removes the mapping of the file's creation date to the Exif::CREATION_DATE. This is done in order to align it to the logic of the other two tools used for Exif extraction: Exiftool & Native. None of this two will fill in the Exif::CREATION_DATE with the file's creation time.
This is part of the #1729 enhancement for which we need to be able to figure out if the file has a creation time as exif field or not. We can't do this currently with Lychee & ImageMagick.