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Image appears background square (ImageMagick 7.0.5) #38
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It looks like your source image has more than one border – only the outermost one is removed. What happens if you run |
Well, it does exactly the same. |
Hmm, it might be a a compatibility issue with ImageMagick, but... maybe not. Any chance you can run (or ask someone to run) this on another Mac to see if they get the same result? The OS version doesn't appear to be the problem, and any other information could be useful. |
I am running imagemagick 7.0.5-0, installed with |
Thanks for that detail. I've upgraded to |
I don't know when I'll have time to fix this (I still have no idea how trivial it might be), but if you really want some folder images, I suggest downgrading to ImageMagick 6.9.6-5 temporarily. |
I’ve had the same problem but I’ve been able to solve it by downgrading ImageMagick with HomeBrew. |
See http://www.imagemagick.org/script/porting.php for ImageMagick v7 info.
- The issue resulting in an unwanted white rectangle has been fixed. (#38)
@blasterbug, @dardo82: would you mind verifying that the latest version of imagemagick works with the latest release of |
Does it work for you? |
Yes, it does. Just want to make sure it works on more than my computer. :-) |
If I try It again I’ll tell you if it does work or not, in the meanwhile I want to thank you for your good job! |
As a result, I got this strange white shaded square where the icon of the folder appears.
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