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Hello there! #12
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Do you see this issue with `imgp`?
I use `imgp` on 1000s of images often. Haven't seen this so far.
In case this is related to your own utility, do you check
the status of the resize operation before removing the original image?
Probably you can also add a check that the destination image exists and is
not 0 bytes in size.
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Hi Jarun, Tanks a lot for your answer. I resolved mt problem: I was stupidly creating a new Pool() in a for loop... Now it works just fine :) Tanks again for your answer and your work helped me to solve my problem 👍 |
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Hello Jarun,
I'm sorry to contact you here but there is unfortunately no PM on Github.
I ended up on your package as I'm also trying to resize image using PIL and Multiprocessing Pool with Python 3.
And I was wondering: have you ever 'lost' images? By that I mean that some processes fail to resize and save the new resized image.
It happen to me on my project quite randomly and I can't figure out what is the problem. I always use the same images to run my test but it's not always the same which are missing. It's quite weird...
If by any chance you have any idea why I would gladly hear your advice (I'm new to Python).
I wish you a very nice day.
Pierre
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