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This PNG when converted to WebP by ImageSharp produces a corrupted WebP file #2068
Description
Activity
Just in case there's any conversion by GitHub (the source image in zip file):
nuclear.zipCan you please run a test using ImageSharp as a standalone? There’s no published version of Web (not even alphas) built against 2.1.0 yet.
oh, standalone it produces a correct file! Maybe it's some memory corruption due to mismatch between the web middleware and the main library. Ok, I mistakenly thought this case should work owing to semantic versioning. My apologies.
I’ll double check my local web build anyway. I have a PR in motion that will bring direct support.
On versioning yeah…. We had to introduce a breaking change due to some IO blocking in our async workflow.
Just to confirm, here's my local build working well. I'm working hard to get a release out asap.
@JimBobSquarePants I was able to isolate the issue, it was a bug in my file provider. There's no issue in ImageSharp.
Reacted by James Jackson-South
Prerequisites
DEBUGandRELEASEmodeImageSharp version
2.1.0
Other ImageSharp packages and versions
ImageSharp.Web 2.0.0-alpha.0.18
Environment (Operating system, version and so on)
Windows 10
.NET Framework version
.NET 6.0.3
Description
The attached image when converted to WebP at default quality, produces a file that doesn't render in any browser and is deemed as corrupt.
Steps to Reproduce
Use standard ImageSharp.Web middleware to request conversion of the attached image to webp. The corrupt webp is also attached.
Thanks for the awesome library.
Images
corrupted webp output (inside zip):
converted.zip
Other pngs convert fine.