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Why is Pillow >= 5.2 required? #58

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matthijskooijman opened this issue Nov 17, 2019 · 3 comments
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Why is Pillow >= 5.2 required? #58

matthijskooijman opened this issue Nov 17, 2019 · 3 comments

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@matthijskooijman
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Since #29, the README documents a minimum required Pillow version of 5.2. However, running some tests with version 3.4 seems to work just fine?

To test, I modified setup.py to remove the version constraint, then downgraded Pillow using pip install Pillow=3.4.0. Then I ran the regression tests (make all in the regression directory) and built OpenGFX, both of which completed without apparent problems.

@LordAro, you originally requested to add this constraint, perhaps you can comment?

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LordAro commented Apr 20, 2020

No real reason as best as I can tell. I think my comment was based on the assumption that PILLOW_VERSION was only added in 5.2, which it doesn't look like is the case. Certainly not the case now that __version__ is used, anyway

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andythenorth commented Apr 20, 2020

So shall I edit the README to 3.4?

I'm not going on a bisection mission to find the lowest compatible version, but I am happy to edit README to say 3.4

FWIW, I'm on Pillow 7.0.0, but that's neither here nor there :P

[edit] NVM I was too slow :) #95

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Perfect, thanks!

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