This was most likely caused by the automatic orientation detection. This
feature now defaults to disable since PDF are not always compliant. In 3.0
it is possible to select all the document in a page (40) and delete the
transformations. A entry can be added to the "Tools" menu to clear all
transformation in the system. In the meantime the only solution would be to
launch a Python shell inside the Docker instance using:
docker exec -ti <docker container name> /bin/bash
The launcher a Python shell connected to Mayan.
/usr/local/python shell
execute the following:
from documents.models import Document
from converter.models import Transformation
[Transformation.objects.get_for_model(document).delete() for document in
Document.objects.all()]
I'll push the option of adding an entry to the tools menu to clear all
transformation in the queue for next version.
On Thursday, July 26, 2018 at 11:10:23 AM UTC-4, RBS wrote:
>
> BTW, We are using version 2.7.3 running under docker
>
>
> On Thursday, July 26, 2018 at 10:03:17 AM UTC-5, RBS wrote:
>>
>> Just recently started using Mayan and we had a user upload around 1800
>> documents. Almost all of these documents had a transformation of
>> {"degrees": 180} added and should not have. How can I easily remove the
>> transformations from all documents in the system? Thanks!
>>
>
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