Bug description
When you try to optimize multiple images to the same output format, images with the same name but a different file extension will conflict with each other.
What happened
I tried optimizing a bunch of images to WebP and a few of them had the the same name, but with a different file extension. In this case, I noticed that only one of the images will get optimized. Ex: test.png and test.jpeg will (silently) conflict, and only the former test.png will get placed in the output folder as test.opti.webp, even though the app shows test.jpeg as completed.
What was expected
Both images should get optimized and be placed in the output folder, with some sort of renaming. Ex: test.opti.webp and test(1).opti.webp
Step to reproduce
Steps to reproduce:
- Place two images with the same name, but a different extension into the app
- Select the same output format for all images
- Optimize
- Only one image will be placed in the output folder.
System information
Fedora, installed from Flatpak.
Version 1.1.1
Bug description
When you try to optimize multiple images to the same output format, images with the same name but a different file extension will conflict with each other.
What happened
I tried optimizing a bunch of images to WebP and a few of them had the the same name, but with a different file extension. In this case, I noticed that only one of the images will get optimized. Ex: test.png and test.jpeg will (silently) conflict, and only the former test.png will get placed in the output folder as test.opti.webp, even though the app shows test.jpeg as completed.
What was expected
Both images should get optimized and be placed in the output folder, with some sort of renaming. Ex: test.opti.webp and test(1).opti.webp
Step to reproduce
Steps to reproduce:
System information
Fedora, installed from Flatpak.
Version 1.1.1