Closed dginev closed 1 year ago
So, the end result of this is that if image magic has the bad policy, you can't even install LaTeXML (from the perspective of the average user)? Even if you never intend to convert pdf images?
As I say in the description:
This PR adds a unit test which detects the situation and warns during make test, without treating it as a Failure case
The test never fails, it only prints a diagnostic message (and succeeds) in the case where the PDF-to-PNG conversion fails, while the dependency was installed.
Ah, OK, that's reasonable. There are somewhat similar concerns dealt with in Makefile.PL
(eg. connecting to TeX, etc), but it's probably too early, and too painful, to do this test there?
Right, Makefile.PL is a little early (and feels a bit too custom a concern). The testing framework offers a nice abstraction for skipping and diagnostics that felt like a good fit.
And we can also think towards adding more unit testing of image conversion functionality in the long run by just extending that new test file, which felt like a nice bonus...
Well, it's ugly & horrible, but what choice...?
Hmm... just did a git pull
, etc and got
t/003_unit_imagemagick.t .. 2/?
# Failed test 'PDF to PNG conversion did not produce an image of the expected size'
# at t/003_unit_imagemagick.t line 23.
# got: '2457'
# expected: '2557'
# Looks like you failed 1 test of 2.
t/003_unit_imagemagick.t .. Dubious, test returned 1 (wstat 256, 0x100)
which isnt' quite what I was hoping for.
I would have hoped the size was reproducible... Sigh. I guess this condition should be a simple >0
Fixes #1216 .
The consensus resolution was to try and alert LaTeXML users that the
policy.xml
of ImageMagick needs to be edited for fully featured image conversion.This PR adds a unit test which detects the situation and warns during
make test
, without treating it as a Failure case, as image conversion is still considered optional. In the case whereImage::Magick
is properly installed and configured, the test checks that the createdPNG
matches an expected size.Open to suggestions for making both the warning language, as well as the test conditions, more generally useful.
P.S. currently CI will run and skip the test, as we don't install the image-related dependencies.