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Als Antwort auf Marek Bachmann

@Marek Bachmann @Friendica Entwickler Marek is it from an iPhone, I can remember that iPhones often have the wrong orientation of the photo, I had this a lot with photos my sister send me by Signal. She has an iPhone.

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Als Antwort auf utzer [Friendica]

Thanks for bringing this up, but it is not from an IPhone.
I guess it is an issue in our backend introduced eventually between last stable a current develop since on the last stable the problem does not occur, cf.
https://fdc.mbbit.de/photos/marek/album/7363616c6554657374 (current dev) and
https://kassel.social/photos/marek/album/7363616c6554657374 (stable)

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Als Antwort auf Marek Bachmann

Please review my shared dev post directly
https://friendica-dev.mbbit.de/display/fa8fe840-1863-ab4b-5219-e24583154924

directly to see additional issue description.

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Als Antwort auf Marek Bachmann

They are portraits for me when I click them. Desktop + Browser. My instance uses the Frio theme + some custom CSS on top that should not affect how these photos are displayed. idk if that's the sort of input you were looking for.

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Als Antwort auf Hypolite Petovan

This is how they look for me:

They are squashed into a square shape. But when I click them they look proper:

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Als Antwort auf Tio

Thank you very much. As @Hypolite Petovan mentioned, it is high likely that something goes wrong with the small thumbnail generation.

What would also help me if this someone else / other instances face this issue.
Instances need to run on the latest dev branch, since in the current stable I do not face this issue neither.

So if someone on a dev instance might try to upload a portrait photo and tell me if the problem also occurs, I will create a new issue for this phenom on git.

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Als Antwort auf Marek Bachmann

@Hypolite Petovan a general question which surely is in the scope of your expertise: Is there some method in git to check when a specific method / code block was last changed by a commit?
In this specific case, I would like to check when and what was changed in the Images::getScalingDimensions($width, $height, 90); method to confirm / rule out being the cause of this bug.

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Als Antwort auf Marek Bachmann

@Marek Bachmann Yes, it’s called git blame, although I’ve never used it in command line. In PHPStorm, it’s called “Annotate with git blame”.

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Als Antwort auf Hypolite Petovan

Wow, what a cool function. Tested it in PHPStorm. It really tells me for any line which commit changed this line.

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Als Antwort auf Hypolite Petovan

Just the name "blame" is a little rude :-D From this function's perspective, you are "to blame" for many code lines ;-)

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Als Antwort auf Marek Bachmann

@Marek Bachmann It’s a common criticism of the name of the feature, several alternatives have been suggested but there’s little chance any of them will be adopted.

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