I posted on the Luminous Landscape forum. Someone got the following error, although DNG file was created:
“An internal error has occurred. AgImportSession.addOnePhotoToLibrary: failed to import photo”
The person who got the above error forgot to disable the DXO importer plugin. Oops!
Tried the plugin. It did not work with Lr Classic 13.4.
That is rather vague. Problems have usually been due to user error. What exactly did you do and what was the result?
Not knowing enough German and knowing nothing about Mac I don’t think I can be of any help. Is there some reason you haven’t updated to LR 14?
Interesting that it doesn’t even show a version.
Is the path setup correctly, does it directly contain some .lua files?
Is it in this state right from the beginning or only after you run some purerraw workflows?
@Stoaty, the status says that the module does not work as it should and that it can’t therefore be used. Sticking to LrC v13 because of an other plugin that does not work reliably with newer versions of LrC.
I noticed that. Strange indeed
Tried the two locations that work on Mac and got the same status
- /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Modules/
- /Users/username /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Modules/
Yes, right after adding the plugin and opening LrC. Also tried with all other plugins deactivated or removed, which did not change the status message.
Please attach a zipped copy of the plugin to make sure I get the real thing.
Here is a zipped copy of the plugin attached.
Alternate LR Plugin.zip (11.5 KB)
Thanks for the screenshots. Looks like everything is setup correctly.
I noticed that I set the requires SDK version to 14.0. That is actually not required. I went over all functionality the plugin actually uses and it should run starting from version 6 on. I updated the plugin to require the right version. Maybe you can give it another try: Release v0.5: Update SDK version to 6.0 · thomas001/lr-pristine-raw-importer · GitHub ?
That being said attempt to compare number to nil sounds like an actual Lua bug, just without any file information. If it persists with the new Version could you check what happens if you store the “Diagnoseprotokol” in a file? Maybe there are some more informations there.
Thanks!
It is a mystery to me why Platypus hasn’t updated to LR 14.
Success: Lightroom accepts the plugin now.
I did not expect the plugin to work with DPR v3, so I edited a copy, replacing all references to v4 accordingly. I also tested the original plugin and it worked too, which took me by surprise. Whether the plugin will work with an upcoming major release of DPR needs to be seen once DPR v5 is out.
As of now, the plugin has a generic name and I propose that it be changed to make clear for which app (and version) it was made.
Other than that: Bravo!
Thanks for all the testing!
Looking at the plugin the only pieces that directly mention v4 are probably the names of the files produced by PR: dxo-trigger-PureRawv4 and dxo-imported-files-PureRawv4. So when replacing v4 with v3 the plugin worked with PR3?
I don’t fully understand the last part. Even when you use the plugin unmodified, with v4 instead of v3, it worked with PR3? That would be really surprising yeah 
The unmodified plugin worked with DPR v3.
(I don’t have a license for DPR v4, therefore I tested with DPR v3)
@thomas001le , your plugin proves that we can get ways to modify how processed photos are imported into Lr. Let’s hope that DxO can add the options you propose. They’d also make sense in PhotoLab, imo.
Attn. @StevenL
Yeah why wouldn’t it be possible? Most of the plugin isn’t even PR specific. It’s just about somehow getting notified that new photos need to be imported.
I’d prefer some officially supported way for this. Right now I am just looking at the files PR4 generates and take an educated guess what’s going on.
Well done, makes life much easier and avoids the poor DxO importer, thank you.
There looks to be a bug in the latest version of pristine importer. See attached.
There is now an actual released plugin.zip linked from the README. That gets auto build on every release and those placeholders are substituted with the release version and hash. The new plugin.zip also has only the .lrplugin directory in it since that caused some confusion.
If you just download the source code and load that into lightroom, this is fine too. Just the placeholders won’t be replaced.