I'm not sure if this should actually be posted in the Field Collection issue queue... for now here's what I'm experiencing:

I have a field collection on a Node, in the field collection is an image field using the image widget crop. When an attempt is made to change a crop the image style doesn't appear to be regenerating the image, but I can't really tell. If it actually is creating the image then something higher up doesn't know it has a new image to display. (this is why I think it might be a field collection bug)

When I add an image field directly to the Node, rather than inside the field collection, it behaves as expected.

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jeremyr created an issue. See original summary.

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toschl CreditAttribution: toschl commented

I had similar issues. Downgrading the used cropper lib from 2.3.4 to 2.1.0 worked for me.

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jeremyr CreditAttribution: jeremyr as a volunteer commented

Thanks for giving me something to try... Looks like I'm already running the 2.1.0 library though. Both CDN and in file for good measure.

The problem I'm having still persists.

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woprrr CreditAttribution: woprrr as a volunteer commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)
Issue tags: +D8Media, +crop
Related issues: +#2658268: Cache persistence after derivative creation

Hi guys,

Thanks for your feedback all :) This problem IMHO is strongly lie to CDN GENERAL PROBLEMS in the past I have write a postponed issue to explain the problem and purpose a patch in the wild wind. But that issue is for Crop API because effect is provide by Crop API and not IWC. We can test the patch of this issue and write a feedback please ? (that is very important to switch that RTBC).

Hope that can help you, do not hesitate to come with me in IRC or this issue if you have other problems.

PS : The library problems is not due to this module, if you use CDN mode to provide files you can change the number of iwc libraries but not lie to the module. This is more your cache configuration or use Libraries api to provide files.