How to "Play Raw" with others

Does the weekly build has this new “darktable.query_event()”?

If you search the forum, you should be able to find it.

You’ll have to figure that out by looking at the build number.

Thank you for your replies.

No, I just wrote it a couple of nights ago. I haven’t submitted the pull request yet to get it merged into master.

Thanks for clarification. I was a bit puzzled by “5.4”. The reply from the other member well lets say was a “remark” than a reply. :smirk:

Here’s the PR, Add query_event to the Lua API by wpferguson · Pull Request #19264 · darktable-org/darktable · GitHub. When it’s merged it will then show up in the nightly builds.

thank you for update. I run DT for osx from the img binaries. I never attempted to build it myself. I do not know how and what to do with link you provided.

My knowledge of GitHub is very limited. I can see your pull request #19264. Am I to assume automatically it will be included in next nightly binary img?

The pull request will need to be merged, then it’ll be included in the nightly build.

Who does the merging?

A repo maintainer

Is a list that one can see what has been merged to nightly build ?

The repo insight page tells you what was merged.

Thank you I just found it and was looking at it. Learning a bit by bit, so there I can check from time to time to see a perticular pull has been merged or not? and if is merged then a subsequent nightly build will have that feature?

The pull request itself says “open” and when it is merged that label will change to purple and say “merged”

:+1:

Merged today. Should show up in the nightly builds tonight.

@wpferguson Thank you. You are not giving me time to divorce my computer and just go out and smell the roses. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
Installed the Nightly Build.
I can see in Lua followings:
APversion and apply_play_raw_xmps

I turned both of the scripts. Now if I turn off apply_play and try to turn it on again fails Says: failed to load. Is APversion a substitute for apply_play and just ignore it?

The script will still fail, because it needs a code change to take advantage of the API change.

:+1: