Stack detection issue

[vincios]

Hi, thanks for this great tool.

I just want to report that on my immich instance, the stack command incorrectly detects as a stack these different (but similar) images

Stack following images taken on 2022-06-23 11:46:02.253 +0200 CEST
  00000IMG_00000_BURST20220623114549345_COVER.jpg.jpg
  00000IMG_00000_BURST20220623114557237_COVER.jpg.jpg
  00000IMG_00000_BURST20220623114602178_COVER.jpg.jpg

Instead, it doesn't detects these images as a stack

00001IMG_00001_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00002IMG_00002_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00003IMG_00003_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00004IMG_00004_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00005IMG_00005_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00006IMG_00006_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00007IMG_00007_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00008IMG_00008_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00009IMG_00009_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00010IMG_00010_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00011IMG_00011_BURST20210928182514.jpg
00012IMG_00012_BURST20210928182514.jpg

It seems to me that the logic should be inverted: it detects as a stack a pattern "same progressive numbers/different (close) timestamp", but it not detects the pattern "same timestamp/different progressive numbers".

I use the stack command on some external libraries, not on a Goolge Photo takeout.

[fanningert]

Same Problem also on my site.
I have many RAW (arw) und JPG files, but non of the are found with the stake command.