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Background filter uses unexistent Color class #703
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No it is not, and the PR merged few days ago has to be reverted. |
Or we have to stricter the version of imagine we rely on and use the recommended there way of manipulating with background. |
Also affected by this. |
Also here... |
It is as simple as doing a git revert command on this commit 417a2d5 |
+1 |
It's necessary to create a new PR fixing this? I think @makasim is right, someone with permissions could revert the commit. |
Everybody can do it. |
A few years ago, this bug was reported: #449 and it was fixed in this commit: 2e11afe
But five days ago I see that this bug seems to be reintroduced by this commit: e07cc0d
This causes failing in some Imagine Library version, such as 0.6.
Is this correct?
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