On 26/06/12 22:24, Mark A. Hershberger wrote:
> There are some *real* issues with the rendering on Commons -- especially
> SVGs -- and it looks like the thumbnail on
> http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Iran.svg from "20:14, 21
> June 2012" (http://hexm.de/jg) shows the real issue here.

Tha shows a problem in the central image, I thought the Tekbir were the
white "letters" on the color stripes?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/archive/c/ca/20120621203246!Flag_of_Iran.svg/800px-Flag_of_Iran.svg.png
does show a 1px green/red border (not the full one, mixed with white)
between them and the white stripe.


> The proper place for reporting this issue is probably the ImageMagick
> developers.  They've been really quick about responding and fixing
> problems in the past.
> 
> After the problem is fixed on the ImageMagick side, you need to get
> Wikimedia Operations to deploy the fixed code.
> 
> I've reported this to the ImageMagick devs (http://hexm.de/jh).  Let's
> see what their response is before we blame "Wikimedia Politics".
> 
> Mark.

Are you sure it's rendered with imagemagick and not with rsvg?
(we use imagemagick for thumbnailing raster images)

I suspect we may be pulling the wrong developers.
OTOH, both rsvg and imagemagic seem to show a "dragonfly" in the center,
with inkscape showing instead the "trident", so it seems adequate to
drive it to the attention of both groups.
In fact, imagemagick isn't showing the 1px "border".

 rsvg-convert -w 800 -h 457 '20120621203246!Flag_of_Iran.svg' > output.png
 convert -resize 800x457 '20120621203246!Flag_of_Iran.svg' output.png



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