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feat(web): allow tags to be applied in bulk on search, personID, and memory-viewer pages #14368

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@Menghini Menghini commented Nov 26, 2024

I have been adding a lot of tags to my photos on my Immich server to help organize photos. However, when I try to add tags based upon a PersonID or when using the search function, I am forced right now to add it to a temporary album and then open the album to then apply the tag. This PR would solve that issue.

Close #14106

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Menghini commented Nov 27, 2024

This PR would implement Feature Request #14106.

Although #14213 added some great features, it still was missing the tag option in the menu.

@danieldietzler danieldietzler changed the title Allow Tags To Be Applied In Bulk On Search and PersonID Pages feat: Allow Tags To Be Applied In Bulk On Search and PersonID Pages Nov 27, 2024
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Please fix the formatting errors

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Please fix the formatting errors

Should be fixed now, I believe.

@Menghini Menghini changed the title feat: Allow Tags To Be Applied In Bulk On Search and PersonID Pages feat: Allow Tags To Be Applied In Bulk On Search, PersonID, Memory-Viewer Pages Nov 28, 2024
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Now also includes the Memory-Viewer page as well.

@Menghini Menghini changed the title feat: Allow Tags To Be Applied In Bulk On Search, PersonID, Memory-Viewer Pages feat: Allow Tags To Be Applied In Bulk On Search, PersonID, and Memory-Viewer Pages Nov 28, 2024
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LGTM

@alextran1502 alextran1502 changed the title feat: Allow Tags To Be Applied In Bulk On Search, PersonID, and Memory-Viewer Pages feat(web): allow tags to be applied in bulk on search, personID, and memory-viewer pages Dec 11, 2024
@alextran1502 alextran1502 merged commit e40c7c5 into immich-app:main Dec 11, 2024
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Hixxey commented Dec 13, 2024

I have tags enabled and I am the owner of all the images in the library but I cannot see the tag search. Am I missing something? Does this feature not work with external libraries?

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I have tags enabled and I am the owner of all the images in the library but I cannot see the tag search. Am I missing something? Does this feature not work with external libraries?

This PR allows you to add a tag to a bulk of images that was on the search, personID, and memory-viewer pages, but doesn't cover the /tag page. Right now, as far as I know, the /tag page doesn't have any controls or search.

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Hixxey commented Dec 13, 2024

I have tags enabled and I am the owner of all the images in the library but I cannot see the tag search. Am I missing something? Does this feature not work with external libraries?

This PR allows you to add a tag to a bulk of images that was on the search, personID, and memory-viewer pages, but doesn't cover the /tag page. Right now, as far as I know, the /tag page doesn't have any controls or search.

Got it, thank you. I misunderstood the PR

yosit pushed a commit to yosit/immich that referenced this pull request Dec 20, 2024
…memory-viewer pages (immich-app#14368)

* Allow Tags to be applied in bulk on search page

* Added Tags Action To PersonID Page

* Fixed Formatting Issues

* Added Tags Option to Memory-Viewer
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