Overview
I have photos with a seemingly empty value as filename. I think it came from uploading photos to iCloud causing duplicates. When downloading my entire library each such photo cause an uncaught exception and terminates the download
Steps to Reproduce
Try to download an iCloud photo where the filename shown in the photo Details is empty
Expected Behavior
The filename of the downloaded file should be set to truncated fingerprint by the code below
# Some photos don't have a filename.
# In that case, just use the truncated fingerprint (hash),
# plus the correct extension.
filename = re.sub('[^0-9a-zA-Z]', '_', self.id)[0:12]
Actual Behavior
There is an exception thrown from this piece of code just above:
_filename = self._service.filename_cleaner(**base64.b64decode(
fields['filenameEnc']['value']
)**.decode('utf-8'))
Context
I added a try: except on line 613 in icloud_photos_downloader\src\pyicloud_ipd\services\photos.py around that entire first if-clause, and rebuilt. With that build I could download the entire library, and the file-names of the strange photos were set from the truncated hash.
Overview
I have photos with a seemingly empty value as filename. I think it came from uploading photos to iCloud causing duplicates. When downloading my entire library each such photo cause an uncaught exception and terminates the download
Steps to Reproduce
Try to download an iCloud photo where the filename shown in the photo Details is empty
Expected Behavior
The filename of the downloaded file should be set to truncated fingerprint by the code below
Actual Behavior
There is an exception thrown from this piece of code just above:
Context
I added a try: except on line 613 in icloud_photos_downloader\src\pyicloud_ipd\services\photos.py around that entire first if-clause, and rebuilt. With that build I could download the entire library, and the file-names of the strange photos were set from the truncated hash.