Serve GIF file instead of webp in server mode #1005
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Saw tidbyt#1005 and thought it was a fun little challenge. Tested that this worked locally for: - Previewing with WebP (default) - Previewing with GIF (passing --gif flag) - Updating config using either format - Exporting image using either format Inspected the images shown and confirmed that it does generate a WebP or GIF file as appropriate, and that the src element is set to the appropriate image type.
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Saw tidbyt#1005 and thought it was a fun little challenge. Tested that this worked locally for: - Previewing with WebP (default) - Previewing with GIF (passing --gif flag) - Updating config using either format - Exporting image using either format Inspected the images shown and confirmed that it does generate a WebP or GIF file as appropriate, and that the src element is set to the appropriate image type.
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Saw #1005 and thought it was a fun little challenge. Tested that this worked locally for: - Previewing with WebP (default) - Previewing with GIF (passing --gif flag) - Updating config using either format - Exporting image using either format Inspected the images shown and confirmed that it does generate a WebP or GIF file as appropriate, and that the src element is set to the appropriate image type.
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Currently render command has a switch (--gif) to create a GIF file. But when you use serve command, this option is missing. I am trying to use this with a device than doesn't have webp available, but GIF is supported. Is it possible to add such support? Thanks
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