https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=243665
Kai Knoblich <k...@freebsd.org> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|New |Open
--- Comment #1 from Kai Knoblich <k...@freebsd.org> ---
Results of "make test" for each Python flavor:
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With py37, py38:
> ==== 1298 passed, 129 skipped in 32.14 seconds ====
> ==== 1298 passed, 129 skipped in 31.40 seconds ====
With py35:
> ==== 1296 passed, 131 skipped in 40.62 seconds ====
With py36:
> ==== 1297 passed, 130 skipped in 33.41 seconds ====
Version requirements in setup.py, etc.:
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Except two ports no consumer has pinned requirements for graphics/py-pillow.
The two exceptions are:
- net-mgmt/netbox: OK, patched out in Makefile
- www/py-wagtail: OK, defined in Makefile and setup.py as "<7.0".
More thorough QA results regarding the backwards incompatible changes that were
introduced in the 7.0.0 release (see also the release notes in the URL field
for further detail):
Removal of the PILLOW_VERSION constant:
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- graphics/impressive: OK, still uses Python 2.7 only and already has
compatible code to cope with different Pillow versions.
- graphics/py-blockdiag: OK, still uses Python 2.7 only. No compatible code for
newer Pillow versions.
- graphics/py-mcomix: OK, still uses Python 2.7 only. No compatible code for
newer Pillow versions.
- graphics/sk1: OK, still uses Python 2.7 only. No compatible code for newer
Pillow versions.
- print/hplib: OK, already patched out in r503333 as preparation for the 6.0
release of graphics/py-pillow.
- x11/xpra: OK, still uses Python 2.7 only and already has compatible code to
cope with different Pillow versions.
Conclusion: OK, as all those consumers (except print/hplib maybe, as it already
runs with Python 3) will get graphics/py-pillow6 as a dependency and should
work as usual.
Removal of the *ImagePlugin.__version__ constants:
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- OK, no port makes use of these constants.
Removal of PyQt4 and PySide code:
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- OK, not relevant as Qt4 and PySide are already gone from the Ports tree.
Removal of setting the image size for TIFF images by "im.size(x, y):
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- graphics/py-imageio: OK, uses "im.size = ( ... )" only in documentation
context in "imageio/plugins/pillow_info.py".
- graphics/py-imageio24: OK, uses "im.size = ( ... )" only in documentation
context in "imageio/plugins/pillow_info.py".
- net-p2p/deluge-cli: OK, uses Python 2.7 only and "im.size = ( ... )" is used
for ICO files. In this context using "im.size = ( ... )" is allowed as it
selects a subimage.
Changed return value of "Image.draft()":
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- graphics/py-mcomix: OK, uses Python 2.7 only.
- graphics/py-sane: OK, uses Python 2.7 only.
Conclusion: OK, as all those consumers will get graphics/py-pillow6 as a
dependency and should work as usual.
Default resampling filter:
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The default resampling filter was changed from "IMAGE.NEAREST" to
"IMAGE.BICUBIC" for the "fit()", "pad()", "resize()" and "scale()" functions.
Those functions are used by several consumers for image
processing/manipulation.
Conclusion: Should be OK, but we should keep in mind that the changes of the
above mentioned functions will have definitely a small impact on the Pillow
consumers. A bit more CPU cycles than usual are then required for image
processing but yields in better image results/quality.
If there are problems once Pillow has been updated to 7.0.0 we can still assign
the problematic consumers (if any) to Pillow 6.2.2 and bump PORTREVISION.
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