Not cropping skewed image to original image size

[NithyaMogane-TomTom]

Description:
When one uses skew_left_right(), the image is cropped to fit original image size and hence, content is lost.
For example:
Original:

After skewing:

As you can see the content is clipped at top-right and bottom-right corners.

How can I skew in a fashion that preserves content at the expense of larger (or changed) image sizes ?

Language/Compiler:
Python 3.7

OS:
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS
Release: 18.04
Codename: bionic

Version:
0.2.9

How to recreate:
Sample input image -

import Augmentor

p = Augmentor.Pipeline("<image-location>")
p.skew_left_right(probability=1.0, magnitude=0.5)
p.sample(3)

What i have already done to resolve the issue:
peruse documentation - https://augmentor.readthedocs.io/en/master/userguide/mainfeatures.html
and code on github -

Augmentor/Augmentor/Pipeline.py

Line 1366 in daf4478

def skew_left_right(self, probability, magnitude=1):

[mdbloice]

Hi there @NithyaMogane-TomTom

Actually, this is not supported. The skew operations maintain the image size, as different skew magnitudes/angles would result in many different image sizes due to the stochastic nature of the pipeline. By default Augmentor tries to maintain consistently sized images and automatically performs the cropping required to maintain this.
I hope this helps.