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ma...@mark43.com <ma...@mark43.com> #2
el...@google.com <el...@google.com> #3
For context, I found this because I got a bug report about a similar issue with an upside down photo on a Samsung Galaxy S10 and managed to reproduce the problem as a sideways WEBP on an S22 Ultra. I can supply more pictures from different Samsung models exhibiting this same problem if that would be useful.
el...@google.com <el...@google.com>
ap...@google.com <ap...@google.com> #4
Will anyone please take a look at this bug? It appears on many, very common devices and results in mis-rotated images.
pr...@google.com <pr...@google.com> #5
Hi,
I can confirm there is an issue with the WebP exif reading implementation. I ran into the same issue when retrieving WebP images from the Amazon's Serverless Image Handler. Initially I thought it was a bug in the library I'm using (Coil) but found out it wasn't the case.
I have a bugfix available for the issue and am preparing a PR (that will be submitted via Gerrit).
Validated with my own images (a yellow sticky note captured at all 4 orientations) + the one from the google repo + the one from the topic starter.
Note: The bottom left image is a google webp without exif, the bottom right image is a google webp with exif
Note 2: It's also broken in Chrome & Firefox but works correctly on Safari/Finder on MacOS. I might submit bugfixes for those too.
Description
Version used:"2.6.0-rc01"
Devices/Android versions reproduced on: Not related
Kotlin implementation of DAO for @RawQuery function implementation with return type Double is initailised with 0 instead of 0.0 on null check.
@Entity
class Test(@PrimaryKey val d: Double, val l: Long) {
@Dao
interface TestDao {
@RawQuery
fun getLocation(query: SupportSQLiteQuery): Test
}
}
For this setup Room generates the following implementation:
private fun __entityCursorConverter_comTest(cursor: Cursor): Test {
val _entity: Test
val _cursorIndexOfD: Int = getColumnIndex(cursor, "d")
val _cursorIndexOfL: Int = getColumnIndex(cursor, "l")
val _tmpD: Double
if (_cursorIndexOfD == -1) {
_tmpD = 0 //Error: The integer literal does not conform to the expected type Double
} else {
_tmpD = cursor.getDouble(_cursorIndexOfD)
}
val _tmpL: Long
if (_cursorIndexOfL == -1) {
_tmpL = 0
} else {
_tmpL = cursor.getLong(_cursorIndexOfL)
}
_entity = Test(_tmpD,_tmpL)
return _entity
}