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Fix issue #144, older portrait images inside recent_n window #145

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  • When buildling the image list returned from query_cache, each time a
    portrait set is paired, the next available "portrait slot" in the processed
    image list should be skipped. Without this, older portrait images will
    be promoted inside the recent_n boundary, even though they don't belong.

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- When buildling the image list returned from query_cache, each time a
   portrait set is paired, the next available "portrait slot" in the processed
   image list should be skipped. Without this, older portrait images will
   be promoted inside the recent_n boundary, even though they don't belong.
@jgodfrey jgodfrey changed the title Fix issue 144, older portrait images inside recent_n window Fix issue #144, older portrait images inside recent_n window Jul 13, 2021
@jgodfrey jgodfrey merged commit cf764fe into dev Jul 13, 2021
@jgodfrey jgodfrey deleted the Fix-issue-144,-older-portrait-images-inside-recent_n-window branch July 13, 2021 23:52
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Older portrait images are incorrectly shown inside the "recent_n" window
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