VipsJpeg: Invalid SOS parameters for sequential JPEG / with sharp(imageBuffer, originalFileData, { failOnError: false })
See original GitHub issueI am experiencing same error as described earlier: https://github.com/lovell/sharp/issues/1578
But I am using with image data from an S3 like storage as Buffer
Error on latest versions: sharp@0.28.2, sharp@0.28.3
This is how I use sharp, I added faileOnError: false according to #1578
sharp(imageBuffer, { failOnError: false })
.rotate()
.resize({
width: dimension,
height: dimension,
fit: sharp.fit.cover,
position: sharp.strategy.entropy,
})
.jpeg({ quality: 90, mozjpeg: true })
.toBuffer()
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The use of
failOnError: falsenormally allows these broken images to load (typically from Samsung devices, they are the worst offender for producing invalid JPEG images).If you’re still having problems, please can you provide an example image that fails in this manner when using
failOnError: false.These images are not truncated so
failOn: 'error'should work.