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Metadata (sidebar):
- New editable fields: Title, Credits section (Artist/Copyright/
License via Details), GPS Altitude.
- Video facts in the File section: Duration, FPS, Codec — required
fixing videoFile(): PhotoPrism serializes MediaType as the bare word
"video", so the old startsWith('video/') check never matched and the
helper always fell back to the JPEG poster.
- Timezone correctness: buildTakenAtPatch no longer forces
TakenAtLocal=UTC; it preserves the photo's existing UTC↔local offset
(per-photo in bulk edits) so PhotoPrism can't clobber manual date
edits when recomputing from TimeZone, and Year/Month/Day now derive
from local wall-clock time.
People (was "disabled" — really: zero subjects because naming is what
creates a person, and the UI had no naming flow; prod has 40k face
markers in 790 unnamed clusters):
- Sidecar GET /api/sidecar/subjects — scoped people list via one
markers→files→photos SQL pass (labels pattern), replacing the
client-side probe-per-subject N+1 filter.
- Sidecar GET /api/sidecar/faces/unnamed — the caller's unnamed face
clusters with count, crop thumb, and a representative marker UID.
- "Name new faces" panel on /tags/people: face-crop cards with inline
name input; naming uses PhotoPrism's own flow (PUT /markers/:uid
{Name, SubjSrc:manual}, verified against PP source) which creates
the Subject and propagates across the cluster.
- Scoped proxy: marker PUT / subject-clear DELETE now allowed with
per-marker ownership checks (was blanket-forbidden, which would have
blocked naming for scoped users).
- Per-photo People chips in the sidebar from named Files[].Markers,
linking to the person's page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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