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Originally Posted by JimmXinu
If you have a specific case you can replicate it, please describe in detail the steps you take and the cover settings you are using, along with what you get and what you think you should be getting instead and I'll look at it.
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1. Have a fanfiction that has no cover image on the site (or secondary images). Example:
https://archiveofourown.org/works/37...pters/94371529
2. Generate Cover settings: one cover profile, for AO3, set in the menu (not in personal.ini), associated to archiveofourown.org
3. Settings in Calibre Cover tab:
Update EPUB cover from EPUB: Yes, if EPUB has a cover image
Generate Calibre Cover: Yes, unless FanficFare found a cover image
Generate covers only for new books: Disabled
Inject/update the cover inside EPUB: Enabled
Allow generate_cover_settings from personal.ini to override: True
4. Update the fic, with any setting. Update EPUB Always, or just updating from saved metadata.
Update Calibre Metadata: Enabled
Update EPUB Cover?: Disabled
Background Metadata: Disabled
Expected results: The cover stays the same, because "Update EPUB Cover?" is disabled.
Actual results: It generates a new cover with the plugin and injects that into the ePub.
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1. A fanfiction with a cover image taken from the "first" image in the site. Example:
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31387700
2-3: Same settings as above, except for:
Generate Calibre Cover: Yes, Always
4. Update the fic with any setting, and same options as above (including Update EPUB Cover?: Disabled)
Expected and actual results are the same as above. Cover updates even though it seems like it shouldn't.
5. Change back to "Generate Calibre Cover: Yes, unless FanficFare found a cover image"
6. Update with the same settings again, except "Update EPUB Cover?: Enabled"
Expected results: The cover changes back to the first image, since it's still there in the book.
Actual results: The cover image is stuck as it is. The only way to get the original image back is to use "Overwrite Always".