Expected Output
assertSameFiles Needle should either state that the images are similar or that they are not.
Actual Output
ValueError: ("could not convert string to float: b'idt'") thrown at /needle/engines/imagemagick_engine.py:24
- Checking the
compare_stderr in that situation yields compare: width or height exceeds limit [...]
- Running the actual command stored
incompare_cmd in a console yields the same error
- However I don't think this this an imagemagick bug since the intention
-subimage-search is to find a smaller image inside a bigger one.
Reproduce
- create an images 1.png and 2.png where 2.png is bigger then 1.png
- run
magick compare -metric RMSE -dissimilarity-threshold 1.0 -subimage-search 1.png 2.png d.png
- get
compare: width or height exceeds limit '1.png' @ error/cache.c/OpenPixelCache/3491.
Suggestions
We could order the images by size. However I guess that will not fix the problem is one image is wider but not as high as the other one.
Contribution
I tried to run the tests but many fail on my system. I'm not sure if that is a problem with the tests or with me not using the right commands. I created an issue #74
If this issue is solved I'd be happy to implement my the reordering of the images.
Expected Output
assertSameFiles Needle should either state that the images are similar or that they are not.
Actual Output
ValueError: ("could not convert string to float: b'idt'")thrown at /needle/engines/imagemagick_engine.py:24compare_stderrin that situation yieldscompare: width or height exceeds limit [...]incompare_cmdin a console yields the same error-subimage-searchis to find a smaller image inside a bigger one.Reproduce
magick compare -metric RMSE -dissimilarity-threshold 1.0 -subimage-search 1.png 2.png d.pngcompare: width or height exceeds limit '1.png' @ error/cache.c/OpenPixelCache/3491.Suggestions
We could order the images by size. However I guess that will not fix the problem is one image is wider but not as high as the other one.
Contribution
I tried to run the tests but many fail on my system. I'm not sure if that is a problem with the tests or with me not using the right commands. I created an issue #74
If this issue is solved I'd be happy to implement my the reordering of the images.