Fixes to image manipulation parameters#369
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eduardoboucas merged 5 commits intodevelopfrom Jun 4, 2018
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@jimlambie Updated URLs in the README. Happy for it to be released as 3.0.1? |
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@eduardoboucas LGTM 🎈 |
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What's included:
When
widthandheightare supplied, the current default resize style isentropy. The reason being that, if the image will be cropped, we're better off supplying a meaningful crop when no other parameters are supplied. However, whengravityis supplied, that should take precedence over the entropy-based crop. For this reason,aspectfillbecomes the default resize style whenwidth,heightandgravityare supplied.A fix for a regression introduced in version 2.0 that ignored the
dprparameter unless the resize style was set tocrop. The parameter is now taken into account regardless of the resize style being used.A
npmignorefile removing dev-only assets, like thetestdirectory which weighs ~20MB, from the published module.Visual regression tests for points 1. and 2. are included.
/cc @fra967