Add "fill-max" resizing option #347
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I have resolved the merge-conflict. Missed the notification a while ago. |
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Seems like this package is abandoned? |
It definitely isn’t. There have been commits and releases recently. |
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That’s great to hear. We’ll wait patiently then. |
deluxetom
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Feb 16, 2023
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Currently I am the only one maintaining this package and with the limited time I can spare, for the 1.x branch I only look into bug fixes. On a related note Intervention/image itself seems unmaintained with no activity since about 6 months. |
@ADmad Seems like very active again 🙌 |
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This has been added in 3f5c863 and realeased in 2.0 |
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Added the "fill-max" resizing option to the version 1.x branch. So that users which kept stuck at version 1.x can use this resizing option.
The code was taken from PR #332 which is now part of version 2.x