There’s an UI panel to track what still needs to be deleted and some basic settings to control when it does its work. Most users don’t have to ever think about it, but it is under database->database maintenance. I don’t even have a 'HEIC sequence’ to test with! I’m very new to all these formats, and they are obviously less common, so if you have a weird version or your colours are all messed up, I’ll be interested in examples. We also support the 'sequence’ version of these files, which are essentially like (currently super rare) high quality animated gifs. Thanks to a user, we now have full support for HEIF, HEIC, and AVIF files! They import and work like any other image.
If you do run into anything, then please roll back to your backup and let me know. There are no special install instructions, and we’ve been testing for months on different computers and haven’t seen any specific update problems, so I’m not expecting any significant issues. It should speed some image load, reduce some flicker, and fix some UI scaling issues. We’ve been in an awkward place with Qt for a while, stuck on a version I regret updating to, so I hope this jump relieves this. The main UI and image libraries that hydrus uses are updated today. If you are on an older OS and run into trouble with Qt, the setup now has a 'Qt (o)lder’ option that gives you something we know is very stable and compatible. You’ll get new Qt, OpenCV, and the HEIF support. Just run the ‘setup_venv’ script again with the same settings you chose before. If you run from source, I recommend you rebuild your venv this week. Something I forgot last week is being fixed. If you get a popup on update about missing indices, don’t worry.
There’s some new libraries and new file support.
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