| • | There’s a bug in the image cropping tool when holding down the command key. | |
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| • | Normally, cropping a single image this way anchors the image around the top of the rectangle. | |
| • | If multiple images are selected and the command key is held while cropping: | |
| • | The images do not anchor around the top of the rectangle layer. | |
| • | The crop does not change as expected. | |
| • | This inconsistent behavior is believed to be a bug. | |
| • | Previously, holding down the command key would result in all images cropping uniformly. | |
| • | Now, the crop property isn’t overridden when using the command key for multiple images. |
| • | There’s a similar issue with cropping multiple images. | |
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| • | Although the images are already set to crop, selecting all of them, holding the command key, and dragging merely resizes the images instead of cropping them. | |
| • | Cropping works normally for a single image. | |
| • | This confirms a bug preventing the cropping of multiple items. | |
| • | Previously, cropping multiple items while holding the command key functioned correctly. |