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Bump rmagick from 4.1.2 to 4.2.2 #788

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Bumps rmagick from 4.1.2 to 4.2.2.

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RMagick 4.2.2

Bug Fixes:

  • Remove deprecation warning about block syntax (#1272)

You are still recommended to use the block parameter instead of self. but we're silencing the deprecation warning until we can get RMagick's code up to that standard.

RMagick 4.2.1

Bug Fixes:

  • Fix compilation with optimization on glibc (#1263)

RMagick 4.2.0

This adds a deprecation warning when using a block for image operations. Instead of setting properties on self, you should accept a block argument and modify that instead. In a future version we we no longer be binding the block to the image.

- img.to_blob { self.quality = 75 }
+ img.to_blob { |image| image.quality = 75 }

Improvements:

  • Updated error messages if runtime ImageMagick version was not matched with when installed rmagick (#1213)
  • Improve Image#resize performance with ImageMagick 7 (#1240)
  • Added new colorspaces (#1252)

Bug Fixes:

  • Fix assertion failed in Magick::TextureFill.new with with unexpected argument (#1216)
  • Call with yield when there is a block arguments (#701)
  • Avoid crash with monitor feature on Ruby 3.0 (#1253)
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