The goal was to upgrade jpeg-js to the latest released version, which solves the issue of ugilifyjs failing on this library. It also brings some algorithm improvements. jpeg-js has now been upgraded to ^0.3.2.
However I had to install new versions of a couple of dev dependencies along the way:
beefy, ^2.1.8 (caused install bindings to fail, see this eslint issue)
tap, ^10.7.0 (this wasn't previously a dev dependency, so the tests couldn't be run by a new contributor without installing an additional global)
Tests
Server tests
The tests did not all pass, but the test results before and after the jpeg-js upgrade are the same: 2686 passing, 18 failing.
Browser tests
The tests did not all pass, but the test results before and after the jpeg-js upgrade are the same: 2667 passing, 37 failing. Of course I wasn't able to compare to the test runs with beefy version 1, which couldn't build, so it's always possible that could be related.
Closes #34.
The goal was to upgrade jpeg-js to the latest released version, which solves the issue of
ugilifyjsfailing on this library. It also brings some algorithm improvements. jpeg-js has now been upgraded to^0.3.2.However I had to install new versions of a couple of dev dependencies along the way:
beefy,^2.1.8(caused install bindings to fail, see this eslint issue)tap,^10.7.0(this wasn't previously a dev dependency, so the tests couldn't be run by a new contributor without installing an additional global)Tests
Server tests The tests did not all pass, but the test results before and after the jpeg-js upgrade are the same: 2686 passing, 18 failing.
Browser tests The tests did not all pass, but the test results before and after the jpeg-js upgrade are the same: 2667 passing, 37 failing. Of course I wasn't able to compare to the test runs with beefy version 1, which couldn't build, so it's always possible that could be related.