Upgrade TwelveMonkeys to 3.10

[wladimirleite]

Recently a new version of TwelveMonkeys library was released: https://github.com/haraldk/TwelveMonkeys/releases/tag/twelvemonkeys-3.10.0 It includes fixes and enhancements for formats that we use its plugins (WEBP, PSD and TIFF).

Testing with a large set of images I have come to these conclusions (comparing thumb creation task):

• WEBP (115,000): Rendering improved a lot for ~3,000 images. Before these images were not rendered at all, just a full white or black area, or rendered very poorly. No performance change;
• PSD (1,500): 2 more images were rendered, slightly faster (~10%), but 4 images caused a critical issue (described later);
• TIFF (2,200): 10 images were rendered much better (white rectangle before). Slightly faster (~10%);
• ICO (300): No changes.

So overall the new release is better, except for a critical issue that happened with 4 malformed (incomplete or corrupted) PSD images. Before (with version 3.9.4) "something" was rendered, but with the new version (3.10.0) it doesn't return from the ImageIO.read() function. For the ThumbTask there is a timeout that takes care of it, but it causes a strange (unresponsive viewer) behavior when opening these images in the analysis GUI. I will open an issue in the TwelveMonkeys project.

[wladimirleite]

An example of PSD that cause the issue with 3.10.0: corrupted-psd.zip

This is how its thumbnail was rendered with 3.9.4:

[wladimirleite]

https://github.com/haraldk/TwelveMonkeys/issues/860

[wladimirleite]

The issue was fixed already. There should be a 3.10.1 bug fix release soon. When it is available, I will repeat the tests.

[wladimirleite]

• WEBP (115,000): Rendering improved a lot for ~3,000 images. Before these images were not rendered at all, just a full white or black area, or rendered very poorly.

Just for the sake of completeness, an example of a WEBP that is rendered much better with the newer version (sample-webp.zip):

3.9.4

3.10.0

[lfcnassif]

Very nice!