Describe the problem
In the coarse of geocoding Asheville, N.C. 1957 Vol. 1, duplicates of some of the split panels popped up:
You can see the duplicate "33D [2]" images. There's also a duplicate of "33D [1]", it's just been georeferenced already. There are also duplicates of "3F [1]" and "3F [2]".
Expected behavior
I would expect one copy of each image.
To Reproduce
I wish I had an exact sequence. I don't think they appeared immediately after splitting, but I can't rule it out. I noticed the extra image after geocoding it, and it was still there.
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Additional context
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Describe the problem
In the coarse of geocoding Asheville, N.C. 1957 Vol. 1, duplicates of some of the split panels popped up:
You can see the duplicate "33D [2]" images. There's also a duplicate of "33D [1]", it's just been georeferenced already. There are also duplicates of "3F [1]" and "3F [2]".
Expected behavior
I would expect one copy of each image.
To Reproduce
I wish I had an exact sequence. I don't think they appeared immediately after splitting, but I can't rule it out. I noticed the extra image after geocoding it, and it was still there.
Environment info:
n/a
Additional context
n/a