Previously imported folders cause a crash

I’ve got a brand new machine wit ha new install of darktable 3.0.1 (built from source) on Mint XFCE.
I got lazy and decided to start a new database for 2020 since there isn’t much to it so far. If I need to edit anything from past years I’ll just re-import. Some of those folders are causing a crash. These are from Aug 2019 so version 2.6. They’ve been opened and edited before. When I start darktable from terminal with darktable -d lighttable I get the code below. Any ideas? Should I run a different debug?


 image: 1087 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1134 module: collect version: 1
 image: 1135 module: collect version: 1
 image: 1136 module: collect version: 1
 image: 1137 module: collect version: 1
 image: 1138 module: collect version: 1
 image: 1141 module: collect version: 1
 image: 1144 module: collect version: 1
 image: 1148 module: collect version: 1
 image: 1272 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1265 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1093 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1091 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1092 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1089 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1362 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1364 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1363 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1366 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1374 module: filmicrgb version: 1
 image: 1375 module: filmicrgb version: 1

 [dt_ioppr_migrate_iop_order] for image 1774 has no valid history

 [dt_ioppr_migrate_iop_order] for image 1773 has no valid history

 [dt_ioppr_migrate_iop_order] for image 1772 has no valid history

 [dt_ioppr_migrate_iop_order] for image 1771 has no valid history
 [dt_ioppr_transform_image_colorspace_cl] module filmicrgb must be between input color profile and output color profile
 [dt_ioppr_transform_image_colorspace] module filmicrgb must be between input color profile and output color profile
 Segmentation fault (core dumped)
 dave@dave-desktop:~$ Unable to attach: program terminated with signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
 /home/dave/1715: No such file or directory.
 warning: Currently logging to /tmp/darktable_bt_KQNMI0.txt.  Turn the logging off and on to make the new setting effective.
 /opt/darktable/share/darktable/gdb_commands:2: Error in sourced command file:
 No stack.```

start darktable with darktable -d all since that will show more errors. If you built darktable yourself, make sure debugging symbols are enabled.

if you can trace which file exactly has problems, it would be great if you could provide xmp files. maybe some module IOP got wrong params?

I tried to import each picture individually and all of them imported just fine. Then the whole folder did so I don’t know what to say now. If it happens again I’ll report back.