It's finally happened – imgproxy v4 is released! 🍾
Thanks to everyone who helped us to test it during the Early Access program 💙
Release notes:
https://buff.ly/NMHe02R
Release v4.0.0 · imgproxy/imgproxy
Added
(pro) Add internal cache for processed images.
(pro) Add digital camera raw formats support (loading only).
(pro) Add crop_objects processing option to crop the image to detected objects.
(p...
imgproxy v4 is about to be released! It's time to switch your deployments from the `latest` Docker image to a versioned one.
New patch release: v3.31.3
This is a maintenance release with updated dependencies.
We’ve published a series of posts covering what’s new — worth a look 👇️
https://buff.ly/lVxiw29
Blog | imgproxy: fast and secure on-the-fly image processing
imgproxy is a fast and secure standalone server for resizing and converting remote images. The guiding principles behind imgproxy are security, speed, and simplicity
imgproxy v4 Early Access is closing soon!
Last chance to get access before we wrap it up.
https://buff.ly/PHMzHYB
v4 Early Access | imgproxy: fast and secure on-the-fly image processing
Join the early access program for imgproxy Pro v4 and be the first to experience our latest features and improvements
imgproxy News #14
imgproxy v4 is around the corner! Learn what it brings to the table!
After upgrading to imgproxy v4, you can disable the `IMGPROXY_FAIL_ON_DEPRECATION` config so imgproxy doesn't fail on new deprecations.
Then, enable the `IMGPROXY_FAIL_ON_DEPRECATION` config to ensure that you don't use any deprecated configs.
https://buff.ly/x3o8Lnn
Configuration options | imgproxy documentation
Learn about imgproxy's configuration options
First, upgrade to the latest v3 release and check out startup logs. Ensure there are no deprecation warnings.
Waiting for imgproxy v4? These few steps will help you to prepare your setup for a seamless upgrade. Jump into the thread! 🧵
