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hello my friend, i was happy to find this simple tool
however when i ran this on my images, even though it reported that it correctly detected which images have the botched orientation, and says that they were processed -- the images appear totally unchanged, the cli tool appears to have had no affect
it looks to me like the jpeg-autorotate cli isn't writing any files, despite processing them — i can't get the cli to affect any of the files when using globs (quoted or unquoted) nor specifying the exact image path
interestingly, when using a glob, the cli outputs some handy information about each image being processed, but this information isn't available when processing a single specified image
hello my friend, i was happy to find this simple tool
however when i ran this on my images, even though it reported that it correctly detected which images have the botched orientation, and says that they were processed -- the images appear totally unchanged, the cli tool appears to have had no affect
here is my bash session
the last two images, after the processing, appear totally unchanged
just now i have used git to confirm that not a single byte has changed
how can i get
jpeg-autorotate
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