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Seeing black lines on the edge of non-square images when rotating them.
Seeing this when rotating by multiples of 90 degrees using Image-processing via ActiveStorage::Variant against homebrew-installed vips: stable 8.12.2 (bottled)
Haven't dug too deeply but apparently this was an unavoidable issue in earlier versions of vips and the nodejs wrapper sharp. Trying to figure out now if I just need to pass some extra options, but also wondered if it would make sense to change how ImageProcessing::Vips called rotate to avoid this.
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Per libvips/ruby-vips#338 it looks like I should've been using rot90 and friends for this purpose. I asked there, but also wonder if image processing might be the right place to short-circuit rotate to the appropriate rot* command when degrees are 90, 180, 270, -90, -180, -270?
Seeing black lines on the edge of non-square images when rotating them.
Seeing this when rotating by multiples of 90 degrees using Image-processing via ActiveStorage::Variant against homebrew-installed
vips: stable 8.12.2 (bottled)
Haven't dug too deeply but apparently this was an unavoidable issue in earlier versions of vips and the nodejs wrapper sharp. Trying to figure out now if I just need to pass some extra options, but also wondered if it would make sense to change how ImageProcessing::Vips called rotate to avoid this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: