Open ZeyadAmr opened 3 weeks ago
The images are now converted to WebP for better compression and quality. I wonder how this plays out for you. Please try the next Docker nightly build and let me know.
All your images in the Recipya/Images
directory will be converted and thumbnails created and stored under Recipya/Images/Thumbnails
the next time you start the server.
The images are now converted to WebP for better compression and quality. I wonder how this plays out for you. Please try the next Docker nightly build and let me know.
All your images in the
Recipya/Images
directory will be converted and thumbnails created and stored underRecipya/Images/Thumbnails
the next time you start the server.
I'm unable to start the docker container after pulling the latest nightly. Any idea why that might be?
I pulled the latest Docker image and indeed get the same error. The demo doesn't user Docker thus why I haven't seen this before. I will investigate. As long as you have all your data in the volume, you should be fine. I built a fresh image using the Docker script in the deploy
folder and get the error you are getting.
Edit: It has been fixed. The next build should work.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I find the image compression to be a bit too aggressive, resulting in often sub-optimal images of our beautiful recipes.
Describe the solution you'd like I'd like there to be a setting (either in the settings menu or server configuration file) to allow different compression strengths. For example no compression, minimal compression, maximum compression, etc.
Describe alternatives you've considered I tried uploading higher quality images as the source, but I don't always have super high definition images to start with.
Additional context General thank you for your work on Recipya :)