Lumir AI Multi-Image PDF Support#28
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- Update `backend/lumir/engine.py` to store received images in a list instead of overwriting the previous one. - Update `backend/lumir/utilities.py` to replace `convert_image_to_pdf` with `convert_images_to_pdf`, which combines multiple images into a single PDF using Pillow. - Update legacy commands (Passport, OCR, Compress) to use the last received image. - Clear image memory after processing PDF, Passport, OCR, or Compression commands. - Update AI response to indicate the number of images received. Co-authored-by: DivyanshuChipa <211708943+DivyanshuChipa@users.noreply.github.com>
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…addressing - Update `backend/lumir/engine.py` to store received images in a list instead of overwriting the previous one. - Update `backend/lumir/utilities.py` to replace `convert_image_to_pdf` with `convert_images_to_pdf`, which combines multiple images into a single PDF using Pillow. - Update legacy commands (Passport, OCR, Compress) to use the last received image. - Clear image memory after processing PDF, Passport, OCR, or Compression commands. - Update AI response to indicate the number of images received. - Fix user addressing issue by passing the `sender` argument to the `ask_ai` function in `backend/lumir/engine.py`. Co-authored-by: DivyanshuChipa <211708943+DivyanshuChipa@users.noreply.github.com>
…addressing - Update `backend/lumir/engine.py` to store received images in a list instead of overwriting the previous one. - Update `backend/lumir/utilities.py` to replace `convert_image_to_pdf` with `convert_images_to_pdf`, which combines multiple images into a single PDF using Pillow. - Update legacy commands (Passport, OCR, Compress) to use the last received image. - Clear image memory after processing PDF, Passport, OCR, or Compression commands. - Update AI response to indicate the number of images received. - Fix user addressing issue by passing the `sender` argument to the `ask_ai` function in `backend/lumir/engine.py`. Co-authored-by: DivyanshuChipa <211708943+DivyanshuChipa@users.noreply.github.com>
…g-in-pdf-assembly [Follow-up to #28] Fix file descriptor leak in multi-image PDF conversion
This PR updates the Lumir AI backend to support processing multiple images.
Previously, sending a new image would overwrite the last one in the bot's memory. Now, images are appended to a list.
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###topdf###command has been upgraded to convert all accumulated images into a single multi-page PDF.Legacy commands like
###passport###,###ocr###, and###compress###have been updated to operate on the most recently sent image, preserving backward compatibility.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10169340627586131963 started by @DivyanshuChipa