assets/sample.jpg
.
EDITED: source file
{{ $res := resources.Get "sample.jpg" }}
{{ $res.MediaType }}
{{ ($res.Resize "100x").Permalink}}
What’s wrong with this image, once I reconverted it to jpg via GIMP, and then it works.
assets/sample.jpg
.
EDITED: source file
{{ $res := resources.Get "sample.jpg" }}
{{ $res.MediaType }}
{{ ($res.Resize "100x").Permalink}}
What’s wrong with this image, once I reconverted it to jpg via GIMP, and then it works.
Please post a link to the original image. Discourse modifies image you post.
Using ImageMagick’s identify tool:
$ identify -verbose inventaire.jpg
identify-im6.q16: Premature end of JPEG file `inventaire.jpg' @ warning/jpeg.c/JPEGWarningHandler/389.
identify-im6.q16: Corrupt JPEG data: 5 extraneous bytes before marker 0xd9 `inventaire.jpg' @ warning/jpeg.c/JPEGWarningHandler/389.
We could raise an issue with the Go team, making a case that somehow this corruption should be ignored because “it works in the browser”, but if I were them, I would tell you to fix the file.
hi, yes , good identification of the problem origin.
I have plenty of those images for my app and it is the 1st time I see that they are incorrect.
I should not be alone having that issue in images -
but even if I post an issue now, I will still have the existing picture to place …
I tested all my screenshoot tools : and none produce such an error - may be my replication tools - sorry for the issue and thanks for the indication how to identify images with problems
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