All 192 Tests Passed While Amana Kept Repeating the Same Three Names
On September 10, I was shooting App Store screenshots for Amana. The collection screen shows every sky you've photographed, each with the name the app gave it. I fed seven photos through the English UI: a mountain ridge, a blue sky with cumulus, a pink townscape, orange power lines, a rice field, navy and gold, the sea. All seven went in from the photo library at half past four, so the engine treated every one as an autumn evening. Seven skies, three names between them:
Day's EndWord from the WestDay's EndDay's EndWord from the WestWord from the WestThe Quick Autumn Dusk
The screenshot script already had a duplicate check, because a blue sky and a sunset over mountains had come out with the same name the day before. Its advice was "swap a photo and reshoot." I swapped photos three times and got a different pair each time. The English...
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