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nice!! I like this change.
q: why do you want to save to the vendor folder, if we are not actually compiling from vendor/
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could you run gofmt
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you may be able to do something like go@1.8
to lock it to a specific version instead of just the latest (I know --devel
was even more dangerous...)
@openskydoor @connorjacobsen great feedback... I"m not sure how to do it ;) Can we pair on the changes suggested? |
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@raroman What's the status on this? |
We noticed that our images are being rotated in sherlock. It seems that this is happening in gothumb (we have the original in the correct orientation) Rather than try and work this out I found this issue. DAddYE/vips#37 What is concerning is that from the README > When generating JPEG output all metadata is removed and Huffman tables optimised without having to use separate command line tools like jpegoptim and jpegtran. I'm guessing at Go a bit so there's likely some unwanted changes in this :(
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Move away from VIPS for bimg
We noticed that our images are being rotated in one of our apps.
It seems that this is happening in gothumb (we have the original in the correct orientation)
Rather than try and work this out I found this issue. DAddYE/vips#37
What is concerning is that from the README
I'm guessing at Go a bit so there's likely some unwanted changes in this :(