Added workflow to automatically resize large gifs #74
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This pr adds a workflow that automatically resizes any gifs wider than 300px to 300px. This reasoning behind this procedure can be read in #62. It uses
imagick mogrify
which replaces the old file with the resized file. I noticed that sometimes a file has a larger filesize than after resize. I think this has something to do with compression. I don't think this is a problem since Imgbot will compress any uncompressed images anyway.Relates to #62
Pages/Interfaces that will change
Most images will be smaller. This should be an invisible change.
Steps to test
This example pr shows what happens when you add new images that are too large. It also shows that no commit is made if no files were changed.
Additional notes
Why not just do
mogrify -resize '300>' public/images/*.gif
instead of looping? Because somehow running this resize command twice on the same file will change the file twice. Manually checking for width is more stable.