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If the user rotates an image by exactly 90 degrees, it then chooses the exact inverse aspect ratio (say the image was taken in 16:9, then choose 9:16), and the selection frame is chosen so that it fully selects the image, uCrop seems to be returning the original image, without respecting the user's rotation. This does not happen if the rotation drifts slightly from 90, or even if selection crops the image a bit.
What is the expected behavior?
I would expect that if a user only rotates an image, then uCrop should return a new rotated image. As I said earlier, this is already the case if the rotation is not exactly 90, or if the images gets cropped a bit.
uCrop 2.2.2
android 7.1.1
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What is the current behavior?
If the user rotates an image by exactly 90 degrees, it then chooses the exact inverse aspect ratio (say the image was taken in 16:9, then choose 9:16), and the selection frame is chosen so that it fully selects the image, uCrop seems to be returning the original image, without respecting the user's rotation. This does not happen if the rotation drifts slightly from 90, or even if selection crops the image a bit.
What is the expected behavior?
I would expect that if a user only rotates an image, then uCrop should return a new rotated image. As I said earlier, this is already the case if the rotation is not exactly 90, or if the images gets cropped a bit.
uCrop 2.2.2
android 7.1.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: