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I'm using Darktable to review and edit my photos. For this, I always import RAW and JPG at the same time, which are automatically grouped by Darktable. During the review process, I usually use the grouped view (activated G) so that I don't have to review each image twice.

When I decide that I don't like a photo and mark it as rejected (by pressing [R]) only the RAW image is marked. As a result, trashing the rejected images will only delete the marked RAW images, while the JPGs remain in Darktable.

Is there a way to automatically delete the JPG files, too? E.g., is there a way to either mark the whole group or delete a group with a rejected image?

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Currently, as far as I know, there isn't. There's an issue filed years ago about this, you could bump it up for renewed discussion, since it seems to have some support.

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    This was not the answer that I was hoping for, but enough to find a solution. The script contrib/rate_group.lua in darktable's github repository does exactly what I want.
    – Stefan
    Jun 16, 2017 at 18:10
  • The issue link (redmine.darktable.org/issues/9785) no longer seems to work. It seems like Darktable issue tracking has moved to github but I didn't find this issue listed. Has it been copied over?
    – SuprMan
    Jul 8, 2021 at 2:04

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