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Normalize image color spaces before comparison #665

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@ejensen ejensen commented Oct 22, 2022

Overview

Use the sRGB converted snapshot when doing the perceptual comparison. This reduces the chances of failures when comparing snapshots using different color spaces.

This colorspace normalization technique was originally introduced in #446 and this PR extends it to both the reference and new images when performing perceptual image comparison.

Unit tests were added to verify that images in the P3 and sRGB colors spaces match after colorspace normalization.

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Use the sRGB converted snapshot when doing the perceptual comparison

This reduces the chances of failures when comparing snapshots in different color spaces
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pilot34 commented Oct 2, 2023

Hey. Should we merge this PR after the rebase? Looks like it was approved, but never merged

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Kaspik commented Oct 11, 2023

@stephencelis Please, is there a plan to merge this?

# Conflicts:
#	Sources/SnapshotTesting/Snapshotting/NSImage.swift
#	Sources/SnapshotTesting/Snapshotting/UIImage.swift
#	Tests/SnapshotTestingTests/SnapshotTestingTests.swift
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ogiba commented Apr 22, 2024

@stephencelis I will bump this topic cause there was no answer from few months

Could you provide information what is blocking you from merging it into the main branch?

It will be nice feature/fix that could reduce lots of issues.

Thanks!

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