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Is there some way to highlight clearly, when looking at the metadata for a particular object, what properties are conflicted for that object when in Object view? For instance, looking at this metadata I would assume that it's the _format _that's conflicted since they differ, but the filter is actually on conflicted mimetype- even though both tools identified it as the same mimetype. In addition to wondering what exactly the issue is with the mimetype, I don't know how to tell if the format is fine or conflicted too. It's confusing, and makes it harder to create an appropriate rule.
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The issue is that when there is a problem during format identification, the whole triplet (format, format_version, mimetype) is marked CONFLICT in FITS. In this example (screenshot), we have a problem with the format name. Therefore, the mimetype remains conflicted even if the values are the same.
Is there some way to highlight clearly, when looking at the metadata for a particular object, what properties are conflicted for that object when in Object view? For instance, looking at this metadata I would assume that it's the _format _that's conflicted since they differ, but the filter is actually on conflicted mimetype- even though both tools identified it as the same mimetype. In addition to wondering what exactly the issue is with the mimetype, I don't know how to tell if the format is fine or conflicted too. It's confusing, and makes it harder to create an appropriate rule.
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