Yes. The tests do not do image comparisons. It’s only position, structure and metrics.
The following images appear to be used in the tests: carrot.png FremontBridge.jpg fakepng.png gremlin.jpg leaves.jpg RedCircles.swf smiley.gif smiling.png smiling.swf.png surprised.png They do not look to me like they are copyrighted images, but I’d have a hard time proving that. I suggest leaving them for now, and anyone who is concerned can swap them with different images later. On Jan 24, 2015, at 11:40 PM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: >> If anyone has objections to specific ones, we should swap them out for >> different ones (of the same resolution) which can be determined to be >> public domain. > > If the tests only care about the size and not the actual bits, then that > will make it easier to replace.
