JPEG marker not found error when using recursive

[joeyhoer]

When attempting to use the recursive command line flags, I am receiving a generic JPEG marker not found error. This isn't happening in every use case, I believe it's only occurring when a corrupted JPEG is encountered.

EDIT: Upon further inspection, the JPEG does not appear to be corrupted. The header is 24bit N Exif IPTC ICC Adobe JFIF

[toy]

@joeyhoer Error comes from image_size, I think it will be better to make image_optim ignore files for which type can't be determined and show warning. Is it possible that you share this jpeg to understand if the problem is in the file or in image_size and if gem can be enhanced?

[toy]

@joeyhoer Please try v0.13.
It will be very helpful if you can share jpeg file causing problems, you can open an issue for image_size gem.

[joeyhoer]

Unfortunately, upgrading in did not resolve the issue. The attached image is one example of an image which produces this error.

The image is not explicit, however it may be considered NSFW. Image

[toy]

@joeyhoer Thanks for the image. Already problematic one: identify for this image warns identify: Corrupt JPEG data: 12063 extraneous bytes before marker 0xe2 'test.jpg' @ warning/jpeg.c/JPEGWarningHandler/351.

[toy]

@joeyhoer Please check with image_size v1.3.1

[joeyhoer]

Working well, as far as I can tell.