Closed dhardy1988 closed 2 years ago
I encountered the same issue and the reason seems to be in the output provided by PdfFaker here: https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-snappy/blob/1903ab84171072b6bff8d98eb58d38b2c9aaf645/src/PdfFaker.php#L174
The resulting PDF created here seems to have this xref issue, I solved this by creating a patch that replaces the outputted PDF with the minimal PDF found here: https://brendanzagaeski.appspot.com/0004.html
I could make a PR for this but I'm not sure what the status for this project is.
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Hi, I am facing an issue with merging PDFs from within my tests.
I have a number of PDFs, stored in a local folder, I am scandir() -> loop through the PDFs and merge using a pdf merge package. this all works great on the front end application and I get a nice merged PDF
HOWEVER
when using PDF::fake() in my phpunit tests and then doing the same, looping through the pdfs in a folder and attempting to merge I am facing an error: The xref position points to an incorrect object type
The error is in the PDF created by snappy.
Can anyone please help me to understand what is going on and why?
Thanks