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Resource images with timestamps in the name cause invalid file path errors #353
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@tonimelisma I think this was broken by your commit here: |
@tonimelisma @davidbyttow I created a PR to sanitize them here: |
Hmm @davidbyttow I thought CI would regenerate the golden images. @tonimelisma what command did you run to regenerate them? The images in the repo still have colons in their names. |
The CI does not change the repository contents. |
Will this be fixed soon? I prevents pulling down the latest version |
@tonimelisma @davidbyttow I'm trying to regenerate the images but I can't build / test govips currently because it's trying to link the wrong libvips version 😢 |
Hey @AttilaTheFun I haven't seen it. I don't think that's a govips issue, it's probably something with other tooling. |
Hmm @tonimelisma do you know how govips / cgo locates the installed vips version? I have no idea how / why it's looking for this version that doesn't exist. |
Oh! @tonimelisma I think it's an issue with the shell integrated with vscode. When I tried the same command from a regular terminal it found the correct libvips version. I'm not sure how it got messed up but I can use the regular terminal for now. |
Hmm I'm getting some CGO crashes while running tests against libvips 8.14.2_1: |
Need a new tag. Pulling in the latest commit works now |
@sonu27 @AttilaTheFun apologies. I've released a new version, v2.13.0 with the latest commits. |
I was just trying to update my govips dependency and when pulling in the current master commit with go get I received all of these invalid file path errors:
I think someone changed the golden image name format to include a timestamp when it was generated but it's using a formatting with colons.
golang/go#28001
Can we use a formatting that works with go get?
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