OpenImageIO changelog

Changelog History

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• v2.3.1.1

  December 07, 2020

• v2.3.1.0

  November 09, 2020

• v2.3.0.0

  September 24, 2020

• v2.2.9.0 Changes

  December 01, 2020

  🚀 Release 2.2.9 (1 Dec 2020) -- compared to 2.2.8

  • TIFF: Fix reading files with "separate" planarconfig and rowsperstrip more
    than 1. #2757 (2.3.0.1/2.2.9)
  • 🔧 RAW: add "raw:user_flip" input configuration hint to control this option
    in the underlying libraw. #2769 (2.3.1.0)
  • PNG: Read Exif data from PNG files. #2767
  • BMP: Fix reading BMP images with bottom-to-top row order. #2776
  • 🏗 Work to ensure that OIIO will build correctly against the upcoming
    Imath 3.0 and OpenEXR 3.0.
  • 👉 Make the OIIO CMake files work properly if OIIO is a subproject. Also
    🔨 various other CMake script refactoring. #2770

• v2.2.8.0 Changes

  November 02, 2020

  🚀 Release 2.2.8 (1 Nov 2020) -- compared to 2.2.7

  • 🛠 Fix that ImageBuf images backed by ImageCache, could hold an outdated copy
    of the image if it was in the imagecache once, then changed on disk. #2696
  • 🛠 Fix stack overflow crash in IBA::colorconvert of unusually wide images.
    #2716
  • 🛠 Fix boost linkage problem on Windows. #2727
  • 🛠 Fix broken reads of 16 bit iff files. #2736
  • 🛠 Fix make_texture incorrectly setting tile sizes. #2737
  • 🛠 Fix incorrect ARM NEON code in simd.h. #2739
  • 👌 Improve oiiotool --chappend and --siappend, allowing an optional modifier
    ":n=" to specify the number of images from the stack to be combined by
    having their channels or subimages appended. #2709
  • 👍 WebP: add support for requesting compression "lossless". #2726
  • 👌 Improve build system for finding Python, now if a specific version is not
    0️⃣ requested, default to whichever is found rather than always defaulting to
    Python 2.7. #2705 #2764
  • 🛠 Fix deprecation warnings when building with very new PugiXML versions.
    #2733
  • Fix ImageCache bug: add_tile/get_tile not properly honoring when
    chend < chbegin it should get all channels. #2742
  • 🛠 Fix build break when strutil.h was included in Cuda 10.1 code. #2743
  • 📄 Docs: Make readthedocs generate downloadable htm as well as pdf. #2746
  • 👌 Improve oiiotool's guessing about the desired output format based on
    inputs (in the absence of -d to specify the format). #2717
  • 👍 JPEG output: add support for writing progressive JPEGS (set the
    attribute "jpeg:progressive" to 1). #2749
  • WebP input improvements including: RGB images are kept as RGB instead of
    always adding alpha; more efficient by skipping alpha premultiplication
    when it's unnecessary; now can read animated WebP images as multi-subimage
    files. #2730
  • 📄 Docs: ImageInput chapter now has an example of reading image data into
    separate per-channel buffers. #2756
  • 🛠 Fixes to build against recent changes in OpenColorIO v2 master. #2765

• v2.2.7.0 Changes

  October 01, 2020

  🚀 This is the latest monthly instalment of the current supported production release series. It is API and ABI compatible with prior 2.2 releases.

  🚀 Release 2.2.7 (1 Oct 2020) -- compared to 2.2.6

  • oiiotool new command: --pastemeta takes two images as arguments, and
    📇 appends all the metadata (only) from the first image onto the second
    📇 image's pixels and metadata, producing a combined image. #2708
  • TIFF: Fix broken reads of multi-subimage non-spectral files (such as
    photometric YCbCr mode). #2692
  • Python: When transferring blocks of pixels (e.g., ImageInput.read_image()
    or ImageOutput.write_scanline()), "half" pixels ended up mangled into
    uint16, but now they use the correct numpy.float16 type. #2694
  • Python: The value passed to attribute(name, typedesc, value) can now be
    a tuple, list, numpy array, or scalar value. #2695
  • 🛠 IBA::contrast_remap() fixes bug that could crash for very large images
    #2704
  • Warn about recommended minimum versions of some dependencies.
  • Windows fix: correct OIIO_API declaration on aligned_malloc, aligned_free
    of platform.h. #2701
  • 🛠 Fix oiiotool crash when --resize was used with multi-subimage files. #2711
  • 🐛 Bug fix in Strutil::splits and splitsv: when input is the empty string,
    the split should return no pieces. #2712
  • 👌 Support for libheif 1.9. #2724
  • TIFF: Fix spec() and spec_dimensions() for MIPmapped TIFF files, they
    did not recognize being asked to return the specs for invalid subimage
    indices. #2723
  • TIFF: add ability to output 1bpp TIFF files. #2722

• v2.2.6.1 Changes

  September 01, 2020

  🚀 Release 2.2 (1 Sept 2020) -- compared to 2.1

  🆕 New minimum dependencies:

  • pybind11 >= 2.4.2
  • 👍 openjpeg >= 2.0 (if JPEG-2000 support is desired) #2555 (2.2.2)

  🆕 New major features and public API changes:

  • 👌 Improved IOProxy support:
    • ImageInput and ImageOutput now have direct API level support for IOProxy
      in their open() and create() calls, as well as a new set_ioproxy()
      method in these classes. #2434 (2.2.0)
    • ImageBuf can now specify a proxy upon construction for reading, and for
      writing via a set_write_ioproxy() method that applies to subsequent
      write call. #2477 (2.2.1).
    • DPX input now supports IOProxy. #2659 #2665 (2.2.5)
    • ImageCache (and ImageBuf backed by ImageCache) entries that use IOProxy
      are careful not to fully "close" their proxies when trying to reclaim
      space in the file cache (that would be bad, since the proxy can't be
      re-opened). #2666 (2.2.5)
  • 👌 Improved support for multi-subimage files:
    • oiiotool: Nearly all operations now allow an optional :subimages=...
      modifier that restricts the operation to be performed on only a subset
      👀 of named or indexed subimages. See docs for details. #2582
    • Python ImageBuf.write() variety added that takes an open
      ImageOutput. This is the key to writing a multi-subimage file (such
      as a multi-part OpenEXR) using the Python ImageBuf interface. #2640
      (2.2.4)
    • Fixes to --croptofull and -o with multi-subimages. #2684 (2.2.6)
  • Python bindings:
    • Python bindings have been added for missing ParamValue constructors.
      We previously exposed the PV constructors from just a plain int, float,
      or string, but there wasn't an easy way to construct from arbitrary
      data like there is in C++. Now there is. #2417 (2.2.0)
    • ParamValueList.attribute(), when being passed attributes containing
      multiple values, now can have those values passed as Python lists and
      numpy arrays (previously they had to be tuples). #2437 (2.1.11/2.2.0)
    • ImageBufAlgo.color_range_check() is now available to the Python
      bindings (was previously only C++). #2602 (2.2.3)
    • New variety of ImageBuf.write() that takes an open ImageOutput.
      This is the key to writing a multi-subimage file (such as a multi-part
      OpenEXR) using the Python ImageBuf interface. #2640 (2.2.4)
  • ImageBuf:
    • Easier direct use of IOProxy with ImageBuf: constructor and reset()
      for file-reading ImageBuf now take an optional IProxy* parameter,
      and a new set_write_ioproxy() method can supply an IOProxy for
      subsequent write(). #2477 (2.2.1)
    • Add ImageBuf::setpixel() methods that use cspan instead of ptr/len.
      #2443 (2.1.10/2.2.0)
    • Add "missing" reset() varieties so that every IB constructor has a
      corresponding reset() with the same parameters and vice versa. #2460
  • ImageBufAlgo:
    • New repremult() is like premult, but will not premult when alpha is
      zero. #2447 (2.2.0)
    • New max() and min() functions take the pixel-by-pixel maximum
      or minimum of two images. #2470 (2.2.1)
  • ColorConfig: add OCIO "role" accessors. #2548
  • 👍 Low-res I/O of images to terminals that support full color and Unicode
    characters. Just output to a file ending in ".term", and it will convert
    (on certain terminals) to an image displayed directly in the terminal.
    #2631 (2.2.4)
    Try:
    oiiotool myfile.exr -o out.term

  🐎 Performance improvements:

  • 🐎 Greatly improved TextureSystem/ImageCache performance in highly threaded
    situations where access to the cache was a main bottlenecks. In renders of
    scenes with lots of texture access, with dozens of threads all contending
    👀 for the cache, we are seeing some cases of 30-40% reduction in total
    render time. In scenes that are less texture-bottlenecked, or that don't
    👉 use huge numbers of threads, the improvement is more modest. #2433 (2.2.0)

  🛠 Fixes and feature enhancements:

  • oiiotool:
    • Intelligible error messages (rather than crashes) if you attempt to
      create an image too big to fit in memory. #2414 (2.2.0)
    • --create and --proxy take an additional optional modifier:
      :type=name that specifies the type of buffer to be created (the
      0️⃣ default, as usual, is to create an internal float-based buffer). #2414
      (2.2.0)
    • -o optional argument :type=name is a new (and preferred) synonym
      for what used to be :datatype=. #2414 (2.2.0)
    • --autotrim now correctly trims to the union of the nonzero regions
      of all subimages, instead of incorrectly trimming all subimages to the
      nonzero region of the first subimage. #2497 (2.2.1.2)
    • --subimage now has an optional :delete=1 modifier that causes the
      0️⃣ operation to delete one named or indexed subimage (versus the default
      behavior of extracing one subimage and deleting the others). #2575
      (2.2.3)
    • The list of dependent libraries (part of oiiotool --help) now
      correctly reports the OpenEXR version. #2604 (2.2.3)
    • Fix: --eraseattrib did not correctly apply to all subimages when
      -a or :allsubimages=1 were used. #2632 (2.2.4)
  • ImageBuf / ImageBufAlgo:
    • Huge ImageBuf allocation failures (more than available RAM) now are
      caught and treated as an ImageBuf error, rather than crashing with an
      👻 uncaught exception. #2414 (2.2.0)
    • ImageBuf constructors that are passed an ImageSpec (for creating an
      allocated writable IB or "wrapping" a user buffer) now check that the
      spec passed has enough information to know the size of the buffer
      (i.e., it will be recognized as an error if the width, height, depth,
      channels, or data type have not been set validly). #2460
    • Fix: ImageBuf::getchannel() did not honor its wrap parameter.
      #2465 (2.2.1/2.1.12)
    • Fix: IBA::reorient() and IBA::computePixelHashSHA1() did not honor
      their nthreads parameter. #2465 (2.2.1/2.1.12)
    • resample() has been modified to more closely match resize by using
      clamp wrap mode to avoid a black fade at the outer edge of the
      resampled area. #2481
    • Fix: ImageBuf::get_pixels() did not honor the stride parameters.
      #2487. (2.1.12/2.2.1)
    • Fix resize() to avoid a crash / stack overflow in certain cases of
      very big images and very large filter kernels. #2643 (2.2.4)
    • Minor improvements to ImageBuf error formatting. #2653 (2.2.5)
  • ImageCache / TextureSystem / maketx:
    • New IC/TS attribute "trust_file_extensions", if nonzero, is a promise
      that all files can be counted on for their formats to match their
      extensions, which eliminates some redundant opens and format checks
      in the IC/TS and can reduce needless network/filesystem work. Use with
      caution! #2421 (2.2.0)
    • texture3d() fixed some cases where derivative results were not
      correctly copied to the outputs. #2475 (2.2.1)
    • maketx/IBA::make_texture: better error detection and messages when
      👍 using "overscan" textures with formats that can't support it properly.
      (Punchline: only OpenEXR textures can do it.) #2521 (2.2.0)
    • Fix possible redundant tile reads in multithread situations (harmless,
      but makes for redundant I/O). #2557 (2.2.2)
  • Python:
    • Fixed a bug that lost certain string arguments, especially when passing
      a TypeDesc as its string equivalent. #2587 (2.1.16/2.2.3)
    • Fixed broken bindings of ImageSpec.erase_attribute. #2654
      (2.1.19/2.2.6)
    • Fix missing ImageInput.read_image(). #2677 (2.1.19/2.2.6)
  • 🛠 Exif read: guard better against out of range offsets, fixes crashes when
    reading jpeg files with malformed exif blocks. #2429 (2.1.10/2.2.0)
  • 🛠 Fix: ImageSpec::erase_attribute() did not honor its searchtype
    parameter. #2465 (2.2.1/2.1.12)
  • 🛠 Fix: Some ColorProcessor::apply() methods were not using their chanstride
    parameters correctly. #2475 (2.1.12)
  • 🛠 Fix: iinfo return code now properly indicates failures for files that
    can't be opened. #2511 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
  • DPX:
    • IOProxy reading is now supported. #2659 (2.2.5)
    • DPX: Add support for reading DPX files from IOProxy (such as from a
      memory buffer). #2659 #2665 (2.1.19/2.2.6)
  • HDR files:
    • Improve performance when reading HDR files out of order (when combined
      with ImageCache, observed to speed up out-of-order HDR reading by 18x).
      #2662 (2.2.5)
  • JPEG:
    • Fix resolution unit metadata that was not properly set in JPEG output.
      #2516 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Fix loss of 'config' info upon close/reopen. #2549 (2.2.2)
  • OpenEXR:
    • Add support for reading and writing float vector metadata. #2459 #2486
    • Fix bug in the channel sorting order when channels are "X" and
      "Y" (was reversing the order by confusing "Y" for "luminance"). #2595
      (2.1.16/2.2.3)
    • We no longer automatically rename the "worldToNDC" attribute to
      "worldtoscreen" and vice versa. #2609 (2.2.4)
  • PNG:
    • Fix loss of 'config' info upon close/reopen. #2549 (2.2.2)
    • Add output configuration hint "png:filter" to control PNG filter
      options. #2650 (2.2.5)
    • Improved propagation of PNG write errors. #2655 (2.2.5)
    • Tell libpng to turn off sRGB profile check, which has a known problem of
      false positives. #2655 (2.2.5)
    • New output option "png:filter" allows control of the PNG filter
      options. #2650 (2.1.19/2.2.6)
  • Raw images:
    • Support for new Canon .cr3 file, but only if you build against
      libraw >= 0.20.0 developer snapshot. #2484 (2.2.1) #2613 (2.2.4)
    • RAW input: set the "raw:flip" attribute if the underlying libraw did a
      reorientation. #2572 (2.1.15/2.2.3)
    • Avoid errors (in libraw) that resulted from multiple threads opening
      raw files at the same time. #2633 (2.2.4)
  • RLA:
    • Additional sanity checks and error checks/messages for detecting files
      that might be first mistaken for RLA files, but actually are not.
      #2600 (2.2.3)
  • TIFF:
    • Internal improvements to handling metadata retrieval for certain
      unusual tags. #2504 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Fix subtle bug when reading Exif directory in the header. #2540
      (2.2.2)
  • Video files:
    • Fix possible infinite loop in the FFMpeg-based reader. #2576
      (2.1.15/2.2.3)

  Developer goodies / internals:

  • 📜 argparse.h:
    • Complete overhaul of ArgParse to make it more like Python argparse.
      📚 Please read the extensive comments in argparse.h for documentation.
      📜 For now, the old ArgParse interface still works, but is considered
      🗄 deprecated. #2531 (2.2.2) #2618 #2622 (2.2.4)
  • attrdelegate.h:
    • New as_vec<> method returns the whole attribute as a std::vector.
      #2528 (2.2.2)
  • filesystem.h:
    • Catch previously uncaught exceptions that could happen in certain
      Filesystem utility calls. #2522 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • New write_text_file() convenience function for opening, writing, and
      closing a text file all in one step. #2597 (2.2.3)
  • fmath.h:
    • clamp() is 2x faster. #2491 (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • Very minor fix to OIIO::clamp(), shouldn't affect normal use with
      🛠 floats at all, but fixed a subtle quasi-bug in OSL. #2594 (2.1.15/2.2.3)
    • madd() is improved especially on platforms without fma hardware
      #2492 (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • Perf improvements to fast_sin, fast_cos #2495 (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • New safe_fmod() is faster than std::fmod. #2495 (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • New fast_neg is faster than simple negation in many cases, if you
      don't care that -(0.0) is 0.0 (rather than a true -0.0). #2495
      (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • Add vint4, vint8, and vint16 versions of clamp(). #2617 (2.2.4)
  • oiioversion.h:
    • Fix typo that left the OIIO_VERSION_RELEASE_TYPE symbol undefined.
      #2616 (2.2.4/2.1.16)
    • Add new OIIO_MAKE_VERSION(maj,min,patch) macro that constructs the
      🚀 proper single integer code for a release version. #2641 (2.2.4/2.1.17)
  • paramlist.h:
    • New ParamValueList::find_pv() method that is similar to find() but
      returns a pointer rather than an iterator and nullptr if the attribute
      is not found. #2527 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Add get_indexed() method to ParamValueList and AttrDelegate. #2526
      (2.2.2/2.1.13)
  • platform.h:
    • OIIO_PRETTY_FUNCTION definition is more robust for weird compilers
      (will fall back to __FUNCTION__ if all else fails). #2413 (2.2.0)
    • OIIO_ALIGN definition is more robust, will fall back to C++11
      alignas when not a compiler with special declspecs (instead of being
      a compile time error!). #2412 (2.2.0)
    • A variety of OIIO_PRAGMA_... macros have been added to help deal
      with compiler-specific pragmas. #2467 (2.2.1)
  • simd.h:
    • vfloat3 has added a normalize(), length(), and length2()
      methods, to more closely match the syntax of Imath::Vec3f. #2437
      (2.1.11/2.2.0)
    • fix errors in vbool == and !=. #2463 (2.1.11/2.2.1)
    • Add float3 versions of abs, sign, ceil, floor, and round (they already
      existed for float4, float8, float16, but not float4). #2612 (2.2.4)
    • Improved support for ARM NEON SIMD (caveat: this is still not well
      ✅ tested). #2614 (2.2.4)
    • Improve performance for many float8/int8 functions and operators when
      ⚙ running on only 4-wide hardware, by using two 4-wide instructions
      ⏪ instead of reverting to scalar. #2621
  • span.h:
    • Allow the constructor from std::vector to allow vectors with custom
      allocators. #2533 (2.2.2)
  • strutil.h / ustring.h:
    • New Strutil::concat() and ustring::concat() concatenate two
      🖨 strings, more efficiently than sprintf("%s%s") by avoiding any
      unnecessary copies or temporary heap allocations. #2478 (2.2.1)
    • Strutil::upper() and lower() return all-upper and all-lowercase
      versions of a string (like to_lower and to_upper, but not in-place
      modifications of the existing string). #2525 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Strutil::repeat() has been internally rewritten to more efficient by
      avoiding any unnecessary copies or temporary heap allocations. #2478
      (2.2.1)
  • typedesc.h:
    • TypeDesc has additional helpers of constexpr values TypeFloat2,
      TypeVector2, TypeVector4, TypeVector2i, TypePointer. #2592 (2.1.16/2.2.3)
  • unordered_map_concurrent.h:
    • Fix missing decrement of size() after erase(). #2624 (2.2.4)
  • 💅 More reshuffling of printf-style vs fmt-style string formatting. #2424
    (2.2.0) #2649 (2.2.4)
  • 🏗 Internals: changed a lot of assertions to only happen in debug build mode,
    🚀 and changed a lot that happen in release builds to only print the error
    but not force a termination. #2435 (2.1.11/2.2.0)
  • Internals: Replaced most uses of boost::thread_specific_ptr with C++11
    thread_local. #2431 (2.2.0)
  • oiiotool: Big overhaul and simplification of internals. #2586 #2589 (2.2.3)

  🏗 Build/test system improvements and platform ports:

  • 👷 CMake build system and scripts:
    • New non-default CMake build flag EXTRA_WARNINGS, when turned on, will
      cause gcc and clang to compile with -Wextra. This identified many new
      ⚠ warnings (mostly about unused parameters) and fixes were applied in
      #2464, #2465, #2471, #2475, #2476. (2.2.1)
    • FindOpenColorIO.cmake now correctly discerns the OCIO version (2.2.1),
      and now sets up a true imported target. #2529 (2.2.2)
    • FindOpenEXR.cmake has better detection of debug openexr libraries.
      #2505 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Additional cmake controls to customize required vs optional
      dependencies: REQUIRED_DEPS (list of dependencies normally optional
      that should be treated as required) and OPTIONAL_DEPS (list of
      dependencies normally required that should be optional). The main use
      case is to force certain optional deps to be required for your studio,
      🏗 to be sure that missing deps are a full build break, and not a
      🏗 successful build that silently lacks features you need. #2507
      (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Fix exported cmake config file, it was not ensuring that the Imath
      headers properly ended up in the config include path. #2515
      (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Change all CMake references to PACKAGE_FOUND to Package_Found (or
      📦 whatever capitalization matches the actual package name). #2569 (2.2.2)
    • The exported CMake config files now set cmake variable
      🔌 OpenImageIO_PLUGIN_SEARCH_PATH #2584 (2.1.16/2.2.3)
    • Improved hints printed about missing dependencies. #2682 (2.2.6)
  • 👍 Dependency version support:
    • Pybind11 is no longer auto-downloaded. It is assumed to be
      🏗 pre-installed. A script src/build-scripts/build_pybind11.bash is
      provided for convenience if you lack a system install. #2503 (2.2.2)
      ⬆️ Bump the minimum pybind11 version that we accept, to 2.4.2 #2453,
      🛠 and add fixes to allow support of pybind11 2.5. #2637 (2.2.4)
    • fmt libray: Un-embed fmt headers. If they are not found on the system
      🏗 at build time, they will be auto-downloaded. #2439 (2.2.0)
    • Support for building against libraw 0.20. #2484 (2.2.1) #2580 (2.2.3)
    • Build properly against OpenColorIO's current master (which is the
      in-progress work on OCIO v2). #2530 (2.2.2)
    • Fix static boost to not overlink on Windows. #2537 (2.2.2)
    • Fix build breaks against TOT libtiff master, which had #define
      clashes with our GPSTag enum values. #2539 (2.2.2)
    • Ensure compatibility and clean builds with clang 10. #2518 (2.2.2/2.1.3)
    • Support verified for gcc 10, added to CI tests. #2590 (2.2.3)
    • Support for Qt 5.15. #2605 (2.2.3)
    • Fixes to support OpenColorIO 2.0. #2636 (2.2.4)
    • Build against more recent versions of fmtlib. #2639 (2.2.4)
    • Included scripts to download and build libtiff #2543 (2.1.13/2.2.2),
      PugiXML #2648 (2.2.4), zlib, libpng, libjpeg-turbo. #2663 (2.2.5)
    • Minor fixes for libheif 1.8. #2685 (2.2.6)
    • Add a build_libtiff.bash script to make it easy to build the libtiff
      dependency. #2543 (2.1.13/2.2.2)
    • "tinyformat" is no longer used, even optionally. We have switched
      entirely to fmtlib, which is more similar to the upcoming C++20
      std::format. #2647 (2.2.4)
  • ✅ Testing and Continuous integration (CI) systems:
    • Mostly retire TravisCI for ordinary Linux x64 and Mac builds, now we
      🐳 rely on GitHub Actions CI. Nightly test added. Use ASWF docker images
      🔧 to test exactly against VFX Platform 2019 and 2020 configurations.
      #2563 (2.2.2) #2579 (2.2.3)
    • Add Travis test for arm64 (aka aarch64) builds. This is still a work
      ✅ in progress, and not all testsuite tests pass. #2634 (2.2.4)
    • Our CI tests now have a "bleeding edge" matrix entry that tests against
      🏗 the current TOT master build of libtiff, openexr (#2549), and pybind11
      (#2556). (2.2.2)
    • GitHub CI tests, when they fail, leave behind an "artifact" tar file
      ✅ containing the output of the tests, so that they can be easily
      downloaded and inspected (or used to create new reference output).
      #2606 (2.2.4)
    • CI Mac tests switch to Python 3.8. (2.2.4)
    • Windows CI switched from using Vcpkg to building its own dependencies.
      #2663 (2.2.5)
    • Testing of TGA now assumes the test images are in the oiio-images
      project, not separately downloaded (the download location disappeared
      from the net). #2512 (2.2.2)
    • Beef up OpenEXR compliance tests, many more examples from
      openexr-images, including many corrupted image failure cases. #2607
      (2.2.4)
  • 👍 Progress on support for using Conan for dependency installation. This is
    🚧 experimental, it can't yet build all dependencies. Work in progress.
    #2461 (2.2.1)
  • ⚡️ The version of gif.h that we embed for GIF output has been updated.
    #2466 (2.2.1)
  • The farmhash functions have been cleaned up to be more careful that none
    of their internal symbols are left visible to the linker. #2473 (2.2.1)
  • 🚀 Clarification about .so name versioning: In supported releases, .so
    contains major.minor, but in master (where ABI is not guaranteed stable,
    we name major.minor.patch). #2488 (2.2.1)
  • Protect against certain compiler preprocessor errors for user programs
    that include strutil.h but also include fmt on its own. #2498.
    (2.1.12/2.2.2)
  • 🏗 Build: All the build_foo.bash helper scripts now use set -ex to ensure
    that if any individual commands in the script fails, the whole thing will
    exit with a failure. #2520 (2.2.2/2.1.3)
  • 🛠 Fix compiler warning about incorrect extra braces. #2554 (2.2.2)
  • 🏗 All build-scripts bash scripts now use /usr/bin/env to find bash. #2558
    (2.2.2)
  • Avoid possible link errors by fully hiding IBA functions taking IplImage
    parameters, when no OpenCV headers are encountered. #2568 (2.2.2)
  • ⚠ In (obsolete) FindOpenImageIO.cmake, avoid CMake warnings by changing
    the name OPENIMAGEIO_FOUND -> OpenImageIO_FOUND. #2578 (2.2.3)
  • 🚚 Moved headers that are not part of OIIO's supported public API, but that
    still must be installed to be transitively included, do a "detail"
    subdirectory. #2648 (2.2.4)
  • 🛠 Fix many Mingw compiler warnings. #2657 (2.1.19/2.2.5)
  • Windows: Improve Strutil::get_rest_arguments() handling of long path
    💅 syntax ("\\?\" style). #2661 (2.1.19/2.2.6)
  • 🛠 Fix compilation error with armv7 + x86. #2660 (2.2.6)

  📚 Notable documentation changes:

  • Many enhancements in the ImageBuf chapter. #2460 (2.1.11/2.2.0)
  • The LICENSE-THIRD-PARTY.md file has been reorganized to be clearer,
    grouping parts with identical licenses. #2469 (2.2.1) And renamed to
    "THIRD-PARTY.md" to avoid confusing GitHub's reporting of the project's
    license. (2.2.6)
  • 📚 Many fixes to the new readthedocs documentation, especially fixes to
    section cross-references and links.
  • 👌 Improved INSTALL instructions. (2.2.2/2.1.13)
  • 🛠 Fix a variety of breaks on ReadTheDocs. #2581
  • 👌 Improve the way we discuss optional modifiers.
  • Document the PNG output controls for compression level. #2642 (2.2.4)
  • 🛠 Lots of spell check / typo fixes in docs and comments. #2678 (2.2.6)
  • 🏁 INSTALL.md: remove misleading old Windows build instructions. #2679 (2.2.6)
  • 🆕 New file .git-blame-ignore-revs lists the hashes of commits that only
    performed bulk reformatting, so that they don't misattribute authorship
    or modification date. Everybody do this in your local repo:
    git config blame.ignoreRevsFile .git-blame-ignore-revs
    #2683 (2.2.6)

• v2.2.6.0 Changes

  August 29, 2020

  🚑 Release candidate for 2.2. The branch is frozen for release. If no critical bugs are identified, we anticipate a full release on Sept 1, 2020.

• v2.2.5.0 Changes

  August 11, 2020

  🛠 Second and hopefully last 2.2 beta, with some minor fixes and last-minute additions (but none that break compatibility).

• v2.2.4.0 Changes

  July 31, 2020

  🚀 We have now branched for a 2.2 release (for reference, 2.1 was released in December, 2019). Please be aware of the following:

  🚀 We have tagged "Release-2.2.4.0-beta" as the first beta release of the 2.2 family. (Note that the version numbers designated 2.2.0-2.2.3 were earlier developer snapshots.)

  🚀 The branch marker RB-2.2 is the tip of development/merging of future 2.2.x releases, which may add features destined for later 2.2.x patch releases, but (certainly after the beta period is over) will avoid any changes that break backwards API, ABI, or linkage compatibility within the 2.2 family.

  🚀 Henceforth, 'master' will be home to development for future releases (presumed 2.3?), and thus makes no guarantees at all about compatibility breaks.

  🚀 My goal is to have a "beta" period of about two weeks for last minute changes, then one or more "release candidates", culminating in a final official 2.2 release on or close to August 1.

  🚀 I strongly encourage you to test the beta while there is plenty of time to change things before a release. Please let us know if you find any bugs or build problems.

  🚑 After the official 2.2 release, further patches to the 2.1 family will start to tail off, becoming more conservative and only including the most critical or specifically requested fixes.

  🚀 The preliminary release notes (subject to revision before final release) are as follows:

  🚀 Release 2.2 (1 Sept 2020??) -- compared to 2.1

  🆕 New minimum dependencies:

  • pybind11 >= 2.4.2
  • 👍 openjpeg >= 2.0 (if JPEG-2000 support is desired) #2555 (2.2.2)

  🆕 New major features and public API changes:

  • 🆕 New IOProxy support: ImageInput and ImageOutput now have direct API level
    👌 support for IOProxy in their open() and create() calls, as well as a
    🆕 new set_ioproxy() method in these classes. ImageBuf similarly can specify
    a proxy upon construction for reading, and for writing via a
    set_write_ioproxy() method that applies to subsequent write call.
    #2434 (2.2.0), #2477 (2.2.1).
  • Python bindings:
    • Python bindings have been added for missing ParamValue constructors.
      We previously exposed the PV constructors from just a plain int, float,
      or string, but there wasn't an easy way to construct from arbitrary
      data like there is in C++. Now there is. #2417 (2.2.0)
    • ParamValueList.attribute(), when being passed attributes containing
      multiple values, now can have those values passed as Python lists and
      numpy arrays (previously they had to be tuples). #2437 (2.1.11/2.2.0)
    • ImageBufAlgo.color_range_check() is now available to the Python
      bindings (was previously only C++). #2602 (2.2.3)
    • Add a version of ImageBuf.write() that takes an open ImageOutput.
      This is the key to writing a multi-subimage file (such as a multi-part
      OpenEXR) using the Python ImageBuf interface. #2640 (2.2.4)
  • ImageBuf:
    • Easier direct use of IOProxy with ImageBuf: constructor and reset()
      for file-reading ImageBuf now take an optional IProxy* parameter,
      and a new set_write_ioproxy() method can supply an IOProxy for
      subsequent write(). #2477 (2.2.1)
    • Add ImageBuf::setpixel() methods that use cspan instead of ptr/len.
      #2443 (2.1.10/2.2.0)
    • Add "missing" reset() varieties so that every IB constructor has a
      corresponding reset() with the same parameters and vice versa. #2460
  • ImageBufAlgo:
    • New repremult() is like premult, but will not premult when alpha is
      zero. #2447 (2.2.0)
    • New max() and min() functions take the pixel-by-pixel maximum
      or minimum of two images. #2470 (2.2.1)
  • ColorConfig: add OCIO "role" accessors. #2548
  • 👍 oiiotool subimage support:
    • Nearly all operations now allow an optional :subimages=...
      modifier that restricts the operation to be performed on only a subset
      👀 of named or indexed subimages. See docs for details. #2582
  • 👍 Low-res I/O of images to terminals that support full color and Unicode
    characters. Just output to a file ending in ".term", and it will convert
    (on certain terminals) to an image displayed directly in the terminal.
    #2631 (2.2.4)
    Try:
    oiiotool myfile.exr -o out.term

  🐎 Performance improvements:

  • 🐎 Greatly improved TextureSystem/ImageCache performance in highly threaded
    situations where access to the cache was a main bottlenecks. In renders of
    scenes with lots of texture access, with dozens of threads all contending
    👀 for the cache, we are seeing some cases of 30-40% reduction in total
    render time. In scenes that are less texture-bottlenecked, or that don't
    👉 use huge numbers of threads, the improvement is more modest. #2433 (2.2.0)

  🛠 Fixes and feature enhancements:

  • oiiotool:
    • Intelligible error messages (rather than crashes) if you attempt to
      create an image too big to fit in memory. #2414 (2.2.0)
    • --create and --proxy take an additional optional modifier:
      :type=name that specifies the type of buffer to be created (the
      0️⃣ default, as usual, is to create an internal float-based buffer). #2414
      (2.2.0)
    • -o optional argument :type=name is a new (and preferred) synonym
      for what used to be :datatype=. #2414 (2.2.0)
    • --autotrim now correctly trims to the union of the nonzero regions
      of all subimages, instead of incorrectly trimming all subimages to the
      nonzero region of the first subimage. #2497 (2.2.1.2)
    • --subimage now has an optional :delete=1 modifier that causes the
      0️⃣ operation to delete one named or indexed subimage (versus the default
      behavior of extracing one subimage and deleting the others). #2575
      (2.2.3)
    • The list of dependent libraries (part of oiiotool --help) now
      correctly reports the OpenEXR version. #2604 (2.2.3)
    • Fix: --eraseattrib did not correctly apply to all subimages when
      -a or :allsubimages=1 were used. #2632 (2.2.4)
  • ImageBuf / ImageBufAlgo:
    • Huge ImageBuf allocation failures (more than available RAM) now are
      caught and treated as an ImageBuf error, rather than crashing with an
      👻 uncaught exception. #2414 (2.2.0)
    • ImageBuf constructors that are passed an ImageSpec (for creating an
      allocated writable IB or "wrapping" a user buffer) now check that the
      spec passed has enough information to know the size of the buffer
      (i.e., it will be recognized as an error if the width, height, depth,
      channels, or data type have not been set validly). #2460
    • Fix: ImageBuf::getchannel() did not honor its wrap parameter.
      #2465 (2.2.1/2.1.12)
    • Fix: IBA::reorient() and IBA::computePixelHashSHA1() did not honor
      their nthreads parameter. #2465 (2.2.1/2.1.12)
    • resample() has been modified to more closely match resize by using
      clamp wrap mode to avoid a black fade at the outer edge of the
      resampled area. #2481
    • Fix: ImageBuf::get_pixels() did not honor the stride parameters.
      #2487. (2.1.12/2.2.1)
    • Fix resize() to avoid a crash / stack overflow in certain cases of
      very big images and very large filter kernels. #2643 (2.2.4)
  • ImageCache / TextureSystem / maketx:
    • New IC/TS attribute "trust_file_extensions", if nonzero, is a promise
      that all files can be counted on for their formats to match their
      extensions, which eliminates some redundant opens and format checks
      in the IC/TS and can reduce needless network/filesystem work. Use with
      caution! #2421 (2.2.0)
    • texture3d() fixed some cases where derivative results were not
      correctly copied to the outputs. #2475 (2.2.1)
    • maketx/IBA::make_texture: better error detection and messages when
      👍 using "overscan" textures with formats that can't support it properly.
      (Punchline: only OpenEXR textures can do it.) #2521 (2.2.0)
    • Fix possible redundant tile reads in multithread situations (harmless,
      but makes for redundant I/O). #2557 (2.2.2)
  • 🛠 Exif read: guard better against out of range offests, fixes crashes when
    reading jpeg files with malformed exif blocks. #2429 (2.1.10/2.2.0)
  • 🛠 Fix: ImageSpec::erase_attribute() did not honor its searchtype
    parameter. #2465 (2.2.1/2.1.12)
  • 🛠 Fix: Some ColorProcessor::apply() methods were not using their chanstride
    parameters correctly. #2475 (2.1.12)
  • 🛠 Fix: iinfo return code now properly indicates failures for files that
    can't be opened. #2511 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
  • JPEG:
    • Fix resolution unit metadata that was not propery set in JPEG output.
      #2516 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Fix loss of 'config' info upon close/reopen. #2549 (2.2.2)
  • OpenEXR:
    • Add support for reading and writing float vector metadata. #2459 #2486
    • Fix bug in the channel sorting order when channels are "X" and
      "Y" (was reversing the order by confusing "Y" for "luminance"). #2595
      (2.1.16/2.2.3)
    • We no longer automatically rename the "worldToNDC" attribute to
      "worldtoscreen" and vice versa. #2609 (2.2.4)
  • PNG:
    • Fix loss of 'config' info upon close/reopen. #2549 (2.2.2)
  • Raw images:
    • Support for new Canon .cr3 file, but only if you build against
      libraw >= 0.20.0 developer snapshot. #2484 (2.2.1) #2613 (2.2.4)
    • RAW input: set the "raw:flip" attribute if the underlying libraw did a
      reorientation. #2572 (2.1.15/2.2.3)
    • Avoid errors (in libraw) that resulted from multiple threads opening
      raw files at the same time. #2633 (2.2.4)
  • RLA:
    • Additional sanity checks and error checks/messages for detecting files
      that might be first mistaken for RLA files, but actually are not.
      #2600 (2.2.3)
  • TIFF:
    • Internal improvements to handling metadata retrieval for certain
      unusual tags. #2504 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Fix subtle bug when reading Exif directory in the header. #2540
      (2.2.2)
  • Video files:
    • Fix posible infinite loop in the FFMpeg-based reader. #2576
      (2.1.15/2.2.3)

  Developer goodies / internals:

  • 📜 argparse.h:
    • Complete overhaul of ArgParse to make it more like Python argparse.
      📚 Please read the extensive comments in argparse.h for documentation.
      📜 For now, the old ArgParse interface still works, but is considered
      🗄 deprecated. #2531 (2.2.2) #2618 #2622 (2.2.4)
  • attrdelegate.h:
    • New as_vec<> method returns the whole attribute as a std::vector.
      #2528 (2.2.2)
  • filesystem.h:
    • Catch previously uncaught exceptions that could happen in certain
      Filesystem utility calls. #2522 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • New write_text_file() convenience function for opening, writing, and
      closing a text file all in one step. #2597 (2.2.3)
  • fmath.h:
    • clamp() is 2x faster. #2491 (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • Very minor fix to OIIO::clamp(), shouldn't affect normal use with
      🛠 floats at all, but fixed a subtle quasi-bug in OSL. #2594 (2.1.15/2.2.3)
    • madd() is improved especially on platforms without fma hardware
      #2492 (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • Perf improvements to fast_sin, fast_cos #2495 (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • New safe_fmod() is faster than std::fmod. #2495 (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • New fast_neg is faster than simple negation in many cases, if you
      don't care that -(0.0) is 0.0 (rather than a true -0.0). #2495
      (2.1.12/2.2.2)
    • Add vint4, vint8, and vint16 versions of clamp(). #2617 (2.2.4)
  • oiioversion.h:
    • Fix typo that left the OIIO_VERSION_RELEASE_TYPE symbol undefined.
      #2616 (2.2.4/2.1.16)
    • Add new OIIO_MAKE_VERSION(maj,min,patch) macro that constructs the
      🚀 proper single integer code for a release version. #2641 (2.2.4/2.1.17)
  • paramlist.h:
    • New ParamValueList::find_pv() method that is similar to find() but
      returns a pointer rather than an iterator and nullptr if the attribute
      is not found. #2527 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Add get_indexed() method to ParamValueList and AttrDelegate. #2526
      (2.2.2/2.1.13)
  • platform.h:
    • OIIO_PRETTY_FUNCTION definition is more robust for weird compilers
      (will fall back to __FUNCTION__ if all else fails). #2413 (2.2.0)
    • OIIO_ALIGN definition is more robust, will fall back to C++11
      alignas when not a compiler with special declspecs (instead of being
      a compile time error!). #2412 (2.2.0)
    • A variety of OIIO_PRAGMA_... macros have been added to help deal
      with compiler-specific pragmas. #2467 (2.2.1)
  • simd.h:
    • vfloat3 has added a normalize(), length(), and length2()
      methods, to more closely match the syntax of Imath::Vec3f. #2437
      (2.1.11/2.2.0)
    • fix errors in vbool == and !=. #2463 (2.1.11/2.2.1)
    • Add float3 versions of abs, sign, ceil, floor, and round (they already
      existed for float4, float8, float16, but not float4). #2612 (2.2.4)
    • Improved support for ARM NEON SIMD (caveat: this is still not well
      ✅ tested). #2614 (2.2.4)
    • Improve performance for many float8/int8 functions and operators when
      ⚙ running on only 4-wide hardware, by using two 4-wide instructions
      ⏪ instead of reverting to scalar. #2621
  • span.h:
    • Allow the constructor from std::vector to allow vectors with custom
      allocators. #2533 (2.2.2)
  • strutil.h / ustring.h:
    • New Strutil::concat() and ustring::concat() concatenate two
      🖨 strings, more efficiently than sprintf("%s%s") by avoiding any
      unnecessary copies or temporary heap allocations. #2478 (2.2.1)
    • Strutil::upper() and lower() return all-upper and all-lowercase
      versions of a string (like to_lower and to_upper, but not in-place
      modifications of the existing string). #2525 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Strutil::repeat() has been internally rewritten to more efficient by
      avoiding any unnecessary copies or temporary heap allocations. #2478
      (2.2.1)
  • typedesc.h:
    • TypeDesc has additional helpers of constexpr values TypeFloat2,
      TypeVector2, TypeVector4, TypeVector2i, TypePointer. #2592 (2.1.16/2.2.3)
  • unordered_map_concurrent.h:
    • Fix missing decrement of size() after erase(). #2624 (2.2.4)
  • 💅 More reshuffling of printf-style vs fmt-style string formatting. #2424
    (2.2.0) #2649 (2.2.4)
  • 🏗 Internals: changed a lot of assertions to only happen in debug build mode,
    🚀 and changed a lot that happen in release builds to only print the error
    but not force a termination. #2435 (2.1.11/2.2.0)
  • Internals: Replaced most uses of boost::thread_specific_ptr with C++11
    thread_local. #2431 (2.2.0)
  • 🛠 Python: Fixed a bug that lost certain string arguments, especially when
    passing a TypeDesc as its string equivalent. #2587 (2.1.16/2.2.3)
  • oiiotool: Big overhaul and simplification of internals. #2586 #2589 (2.2.3)

  🏗 Build/test system improvements and platform ports:

  • 👷 CMake build system and scripts:
    • New non-default CMake build flag EXTRA_WARNINGS, when turned on, will
      cause gcc and clang to compile with -Wextra. This identified many new
      ⚠ warnings (mostly about unused parameters) and fixes were applied in
      #2464, #2465, #2471, #2475, #2476. (2.2.1)
    • FindOpenColorIO.cmake now correctly discerns the OCIO version (2.2.1),
      and now sets up a true imported target. #2529 (2.2.2)
    • FindOpenEXR.cmake has better detection of debug openexr libraries.
      #2505 (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Additional cmake controls to customize required vs optional
      dependencies: REQUIRED_DEPS (list of dependencies normally optional
      that should be treated as required) and OPTIONAL_DEPS (list of
      dependencies normally required that should be optional). The main use
      case is to force certain optional deps to be required for your studio,
      🏗 to be sure that missing deps are a full build break, and not a
      🏗 successful build that silently lacks features you need. #2507
      (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Fix exported cmake config file, it was not ensuring that the Imath
      headers properly ended up in the config include path. #2515
      (2.2.2/2.1.13)
    • Change all CMake references to PACKAGE_FOUND to Package_Found (or
      📦 whatever capitalization matches the actual package name). #2569 (2.2.2)
    • The exported CMake config files now set cmake variable
      🔌 OpenImageIO_PLUGIN_SEARCH_PATH #2584 (2.1.16/2.2.3)
  • Continuous integration (CI) systems:
    • Mostly retire TravisCI for ordinary Linux x64 and Mac builds, now we
      🐳 rely on GitHub Actions CI. Nightly test added. Use ASWF docker images
      🔧 to test exactly against VFX Platform 2019 and 2020 configurations.
      #2563 (2.2.2) #2579 (2.2.3)
    • Add Travis test for arm64 (aka aarch64) builds. This is still a work
      ✅ in progress, and not all testsuite tests pass. #2634 (2.2.4)
    • Our CI tests now have a "bleeding edge" matrix entry that tests against
      🏗 the current TOT master build of libtiff, openexr (#2549), and pybind11
      (#2556). (2.2.2)
    • GitHub CI tests, when they fail, leave behind an "artifact" tar file
      ✅ containing the output of the tests, so that they can be easily
      downloaded and inspected (or used to create new reference output).
      #2606 (2.2.4)
    • CI Mac tests switch to Python 3.8. (2.2.4)
  • 👍 Dependency version support:
    • Pybind11 is no longer auto-downloaded. It is assumed to be
      🏗 pre-installed. A script src/build-scripts/build_pybind11.bash is
      provided for convenience if you lack a system install. #2503 (2.2.2)
      ⬆️ Bump the minimum pybind11 version that we accept, to 2.4.2 #2453,
      🛠 and add fixes to allow support of pybind11 2.5. #2637 (2.2.4)
    • fmt libray: Un-embed fmt headers. If they are not found on the system
      🏗 at build time, they will be auto-downloaded. #2439 (2.2.0)
    • Support for building against libraw 0.20. #2484 (2.2.1) #2580 (2.2.3)
    • Build properly against OpenColorIO's current master (which is the
      in-progress work on OCIO v2). #2530 (2.2.2)
    • Fix static boost to not overlink on Windows. #2537 (2.2.2)
    • Fix build breaks against TOT libtiff master, which had #define
      clashes with our GPSTag enum values. #2539 (2.2.2)
    • Ensure compatibility and clean builds with clang 10. #2518 (2.2.2/2.1.3)
    • Support verified for gcc 10, added to CI tests. #2590 (2.2.3)
    • Support for Qt 5.15. #2605 (2.2.3)
    • Fixes to support OpenColorIO 2.0. #2636 (2.2.4)
    • Build against more recent versions of fmtlib. #2639 (2.2.4)
  • 👍 Progress on support for using Conan for dependency installation. This is
    🚧 experimental, it can't yet build all dependencies. Work in progress.
    #2461 (2.2.1)
  • ⚡️ The version of gif.h that we embed for GIF output has been updated.
    #2466 (2.2.1)
  • The farmhash functions have been cleaned up to be more careful that none
    of their internal symbols are left visible to the linker. #2473 (2.2.1)
  • 🚀 Clarification about .so name versioning: In supported releases, .so
    contains major.minor, but in master (where ABI is not guaranteed stable,
    we name major.minor.patch). #2488 (2.2.1)
  • Protect against certain compiler preprocessor errors for user programs
    that include strutil.h but also inculde fmt on its own. #2498.
    (2.1.12/2.2.2)
  • ✅ Testing of TGA now assumes the test images are in the oiio-images project,
    not separately downloaded (the download location disappered from the net).
    #2512 (2.2.2)
  • 🏗 Build: All the build_foo.bash helper scripts now use set -ex to ensure
    that if any individual commands in the script fails, the whole thing will
    exit with a failure. #2520 (2.2.2/2.1.3)
  • 🛠 Fix compiler warning about incorrect extra braces. #2554 (2.2.2)
  • 🏗 All build-scripts bash scripts now use /usr/bin/env to find bash. #2558
    (2.2.2)
  • Avoid possible link errors by fully hiding IBA functions taking IplImage
    parameters, when no OpenCV headers are encountered. #2568 (2.2.2)
  • ⚠ In (obsolete) FindOpenImageIO.cmake, avoid CMake warnings by changing
    the name OPENIMAGEIO_FOUND -> OpenImageIO_FOUND. #2578 (2.2.3)
  • ✅ Beef up OpenEXR compliance tests, many more examples from openexr-images,
    including many corrupted image failure cases. #2607 (2.2.4)
  • "tinyformat" is no longer used, even optionally. We have switched entirely
    to fmtlib, which is more similar to the upcoming C++20 std::format.
    #2647 (2.2.4)
  • 🚚 Moved headers that are not part of OIIO's supported public API, but that
    still must be installed to be transitively included, do a "detail"
    subdirectory. #2648 (2.2.4)

  📚 Notable documentation changes:

  • Many enhancements in the ImageBuf chapter. #2460 (2.1.11/2.2.0)
  • The LICENSE-THIRD-PARTY.md file has been reorganized to be clearer,
    grouping parts with identical licenses. #2469
  • 📚 Many fixes to the new readthedocs documentation, especially fixes to
    section cross-references and links.
  • 👌 Improved INSTALL instructions. (2.2.2/2.1.13)
  • 🛠 Fix a variety of breaks on ReadTheDocs. #2581
  • 👌 Improve the way we discuss optional modifiers.
  • Document the PNG output controls for compression level. #2642 (2.2.4)

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