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Image conversion not working on Windows #318
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An error like Can you share more about your platform and how you are running |
Here is the output for
I will also note that on version 1.9.0 of the CLI this issue doesn't occur, and regardless of whether ImageMagick is present imessage-exporter outputs "No HEIC converter found". I believe version 2.0.1 fixed finding executables on the system path for Windows, but it finds the built-in Windows
I'm using the latest version of the |
Thank you for the details, I will look into this. |
Ok I seem to have found something. This answer points out that some Windows API for creating command processes checks System32 before the PATH variable, which would give the system |
There indeed is some platform specific behavior here. See: #37519. Given the name collision, I may need to remove the legacy support altogether. |
I can confirm the name collision. Renaming the Windows |
(Slightly unrelated) I think for non-Mac users it would be beneficial to note that ImageMagick is required for image conversion somewhere in the documentation (or maybe the error messages). Also, maybe check for ImageMagick v7 before legacy versions. Windows has its own "convert" command that may get confused for ImageMagick. Another fix could be to make sure the convert command isn't in System32.
Attempting to export an iOS message database using
-c compatible
on Windows yielded these errors:Unable to update "some_filename.jpeg" metadata: The system cannot find the file specified. (os error 2)
. This occurs with many files, but some attachments do get copied (excluding any .heic or .heif files). No conversion occurs.This doesn't seem to have to do with ImageMagick at all, since it doesn't change the behavior of the program
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