When creating a Firefly video, the first image upload is always blocked with the message: “Upload another image. This image contains Do Not Infer metadata and cannot be uploaded.”
This happens with every image I try, including:
photos I took myself (camera/phone originals), and
images I previously generated with Firefly.
I’m not intentionally adding “Do Not Infer” metadata. The issue seems to affect all uploads, not a specific file.
I been having the same problem for days now, I cannot attach images in Adobe Firefly (both first frame and end frame image attachments) in order create image to video prompt
I found this, but not being a programmer, I have no idea what it means or how to fix it. Anyone?
"Contains: Do not infer metadata" means a system (often Salesforce tools like CLI/VS Code) is looking at a file, sees it contains other metadata components (like code or definitions), but needs you to explicitly tell it the type of metadata (e.g., Apex Class, Lightning Web Component) rather than guessing (inferring) it from the filename or structure, which often leads to errors if the naming or location is slightly off. It's a directive to be precise with file naming (e.g., MyComponent.cmp-meta.xml) and folder structure (e.g., in lwc folder) so the tools know exactly what they're dealing with."
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