P: Unable to advance to the next photo

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@DdeGannes "I wonder how many users who experience this bug have the option to "Automatically write changes into XMP", selected."

That's a good hypothesis. But I'm able to reproduce the bug easily without Automatically Write Changes Into XMP enabled.

It's clearly a race condition in the UI, and maybe writing changes to XMP makes the race more likely for some users.

@mlphoto.raw , you are correct, if you go back to LrC 12 you would have to use a Catalog from that version.

Just a thought, I wonder how many users who experience this bug have the option to "Automatically write changes into XMP", selected.

I thought since I updated my catalog, it isn't backwards compatible. 

@mlphoto.raw 

Why you use the 13.01 ?

just  go back to 12.5

13 version of LR should be out of the creative Cloud.

I just culled/finished a wedding set, and delivered. 

And the amount of times I had to review the images to make sure I didn't accidently skip an image to edit, because of this bug, was over dozens.

I recognize that as a professional, we need to review our work over and over again to make sure its up to the standard of our own brands..........

But the significant anxiety, literally, caused by this bug, that I may accidently deliver a subpar product, because of my "industry standard" software consistently and constantly skipping over images & not displaying them. Or worse yet, it causes me sometimes to reject an image because it makes me think it is a duplicate, is unacceptable. 

Thanks for the AI stuff, Adobe, but I'd much rather go back to when things were working as its supposed to, v. the computational photography trickery garbage & these bugs. 

The arrow keys sure are a long way from the "1" key but I guess you could make that mistake when using a band aid to fix broken arm. Between me and my editor we've processed many more than 7000 image over the last few days and I can tell you there are more than a few bugs in this "industry standard" software.

I think patience is part of the adobe subscription sign-up isn't it? $9.99 a month + a minimum of 18 months patience while we get our STUFF together regarding the latests bug. That's how long we waited for the autosync issues to be resolved.

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@TomReesFramer  I've processed 7k photos in two days I've had the error pop up a few times, just from accidentally switching arrows. In general, Patience, Wait, ADOBE is aware of the problem and solves it, probably not so easy, need to test and only then release to the world! 

It doesn't occur after every photo under any circumstances. Regardles of smart previews being used, capslock metadata advancment shortcuts or any other trick, the issue is prevelant across the entire develop module. Sometimes I can edit 50+ photos without the issue appearing and then suddenly it will happen several times within 10 images. This is simply another bug that adobe has not picked up on during their latest itteration of what is quickly becoming the most unusable of all their unsuable apps. The biggest issue of the last 2 years (the autosync plague) was resolved with the latest release and I'm fairly certain this issue is a result of the resolution of the autosync issue. 2-steps forward....1 step back, ay Adobe?

@TomReesFramer  Yes, I saw everything, and you handled everything well, well done! But agree with me that without the capslock you would face this problem after every photo, in the first video where the error appeared, you went back to the photo with the left arrow, so this error appeared, in the second video the error appeared only at the end, and then maybe you accidentally pressed the arrow key. Therefore, I advise you to process this method through the capslock, because there is no other way out, I hope an update to the program with a solution will be released soon! And believe me, I edit many times faster than you, because I have slightly different needs, only exposure, but this does not affect the transition to another photo through the arrow