From the screencast, we seem to know that it is the same image because the corresponding row in the image table is updated after the selection. I think depending on how this is determined, it makes sense to pre-select the images or not.
If it's based on a checksum (or similar) and we know it's exactly the same image, it would make sense to automatically select the images.
I think if it's determined based on metadata like the image name, it wouldn't make sense to pre-select because the images might actually be different and it should be a conscious decision by the user to reuse those images. If it turns out that the user needs to re-select the images, we could do a better job of explaining to the user why they need to re-select and verify their selection.
From the screencast, we seem to know that it is the same image because the corresponding row in the image table is updated after the selection. I think depending on how this is determined, it makes sense to pre-select the images or not.
If it's based on a checksum (or similar) and we know it's exactly the same image, it would make sense to automatically select the images.
I think if it's determined based on metadata like the image name, it wouldn't make sense to pre-select because the images might actually be different and it should be a conscious decision by the user to reuse those images. If it turns out that the user needs to re-select the images, we could do a better job of explaining to the user why they need to re-select and verify their selection.