0001366:ğeature Request Sigma 85mm f/1.4 DG Art Series 0001372: The lens "Tamron AF 18-200mm F3.5-6.3 XR Di II" is wrongly identified. 0001373: Tamron SP 24-70mm F/2.8 Di VC USD not recognized properly 0001334: Version 0.26 is returns unwanted data when the key value is received from RW2 files (Panasonic DMC-GF6 camera) 0001338:Ğxiv2 aborted (crashed) with "Error in `exiv2': free(): invalid next size (fast)" 0001345:Ěssertion Failure (SIGABRT) in Exiv2:RafImage::readMetadata() in Libexiv2 0001346:Ěssertion failure in Exiv2::Internal::CiffComponent::doRead() in libexiv2 0001353: Segmentation fault in the software exiv2 when the function Exiv2::tEXtToDataBuf() is finished 0001347: Segfault in Digikam when saving/loading certain TIFF images 0001315: Invalid memory address dereference in Exiv2::DataValue::read (value.cpp:193) 0001316: It is a heap-buffer-overflow in Exiv2::l2Data (types.cpp:398) 0001317: It is a heap-buffer-overflow in Exiv2::s2Data (types.cpp:383) 0001318: Invalid memory address dereference in Exiv2::StringValueBase::read ( in value.cpp:302) 0001319: It is a heap-buffer-overflow in Exiv2::us2Data (types.cpp:346) 0001320: It is a heap-buffer-overflow in Exiv2::Jp2Image::readMetadata (jp2image.cpp:277) 0001307: exiv2: tiffvisitor.cpp:1299: virtual void Exiv2::Internal::TiffReader::visitDirectory(Exiv2::Internal::TiffDirectory*): Assertion `tc.get()' failed. 0000883: Use Coverity SCAN on exiv2 code-base 0001262: Unused value, Explicit null dereferenced 0001264: Unchecked return value from library, Logically dead code, Not restoring ostream format 0001265: Unchecked return value from library, Time of check time of use, Incorrect deallocator used, Dereference before null check, String not null terminated 0001374: excessively often calls stat() 0001121: Visual Studio support for v0.27 0001174: Visual Studio Support Enhancements 0001188: Provide build support for C++11 0001237: Report CMake/MinGW issues to Kitware 0001270: Using libexiv2.a/.lib in multithreaded app segfaults. 0001329:Ğrror during cmake with gcc version parsing You can leave the -type f argument off if you want to tag the subdirectories as well as the files.įinally, you can change the find yourDirName -type fĬommands to find yourDirName -iname "*.ext" That will recursively drill down and tag all the files in yourDirName as well as files in any subdirectories. "`xattr -px :_kMDItemUserTags sampleFile`" After you're done tagging, switch back to your terminal window and enter: find yourDirName -type f | xargs xattr -wx \įind yourDirName -type f | xargs xattr -wx :_kMDItemUserTags \ That will open up Finder so you can tag the sampleFile how you want all the other files to be tagged. Open up terminal and change to the directory containing the folder you want to tag recursively. The easiest way is going to be to get a file tagged how you want and just copy the attributes from it.
John Siracusa did the heavily lifting already here.Įssentially you need to write two attributes, and :_kMDItemUserTags, to the files.
You can use xattr to write various metadata related to the "new" tags in Mavericks.
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