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Animated Gifs not really supported? #2505
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Ok so turns out this is a problem with library versions and not a bug in Wagtial, Willow, or even Wang. The system(s) in question was lacking the right imagemagick libraries!!!! Grrrr |
@frankwiles I would love some context into what you ran into. I ran into the exact same things you did. When you say systems in question, do you mean Wand? |
You need to explicitly install ImageMagick. This is noted in Wand's installation instructions, but not Wagtail's. |
Actually it turned out I had ImageMagick installed on my laptop, just not a new enough version. So when I saw the same behavior local as I did on the server in question, I assumed (incorrectly) it was a problem with Wagtail or maybe Wand. Upgrading and/or installing ImageMagick and libmagic did hte trick as @ghostwords mentioned. |
Fixes #2505. Thanks to Frank Wiles and @ghostwords for spotting
Fixes #2505. Thanks to Frank Wiles and @ghostwords for spotting
The docs mention that after installing Wand, Wagtail will support animated GIFs. This does not seem to be the case any longer.
After installing
Wand==0.4.2
withwagtail==1.4.3
and restarting no behavior changes. Animated GIFs are still converted to PNGs.I took the liberty of digging into the codebase and find no mention of Wand except in the docs and a referenced to another seemingly removed setting
WAGTAILIMAGES_BACKENDS
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