By the way, I don't think that forbid cropping image with hidden or locked layer was good idea. It is OK as just appearing a warning message, but not like now, as a hard blocking.

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Added by Sven Langkamp
when cropping the image, check all nodes for editability

Doesn't really make sense for me why you should be able to crop a locked layer. I mean what is lock worth if you can't be sure that it's not changed?

slangkamp wrote:Doesn't really make sense for me why you should be able to crop a locked layer. I mean what is lock worth if you can't be sure that it's not changed?

I apologize if my previous explanation was somewhat chaotic.

For example, I have many layers, some of them are hidden/locked (for some purposes...). And now, if I decide to crop the image, I must:
1) unhide/unlock all layers (and remember, which of them was hidden/locked),
2) crop the image,
3) hide/lock them back.

PS:
In other words, I think, we must not be able to paint on the locked layer, to transform it and to change it's properties (and may be cropping individual layer if locked). But excluding cropping entire image.

Change has been reverted in master.

Thank you!

ALeXeY(akaNord3D) wrote:

boudewijn wrote:Hm, this sounds like it should go into bugzilla.

Deevad wrote:Thanks for the tips I also prefer it like this as a workaround for now.

I am glad if my little observation can help.
David, if you want, please include it to Bug 302775.

OK, I did it myself. (I just thought, David Revoy can do it better and, in addition, I was busy).