Open bmoe872 opened 6 years ago
I face the same problem (with filer). None of the namers seem to work, it's always the default namer that is used. Will check if a self made custom namer migth work...
as I wanted to do in #474 ...
it has tests, so this could be a filer compat issue...
https://github.com/SmileyChris/easy-thumbnails/blob/master/easy_thumbnails/tests/test_namers.py
When I ran into this, that was my gut feeling too, but I didn't have anything to prove it specifically.
Yet no clue how to override the override...?
It definitly is a filer issue: https://github.com/divio/django-filer/issues/1093
Hello,
Pertinent Req's installed: easy-thumbnails==2.5.0 django==1.11.7 django-filer==1.2.7 Pillow==4.2.1
I have set in my settings.py file:
I would expect that the filenames of my thumbnail created files would come out as the alias name.
So for instance, if I have a thumbnail like so:
'home_image': {'size': (1700, 650), 'size_canvas': True, 'crop': 'scale', 'autocrop': False},
Then I would expect to see
home_image
somewhere in the thumbnail name, but instead I am seeing:<path_to_media_filer>/<original_filename>__1700x650_q85_crop-scale_size_canvas_subsampling-2.jpg
Any Help would be greatly appreciated, and this might be an issue with filer and easy-thumbnails together. If that is the case, I will rename the issue accordingly.