Compress an SVG error?
See original GitHub issueI’m getting a CI error on https://github.com/mdn/content/pull/4505 asking me to run --save-compression
on and SVG. That’s a bug right?
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Mayhaps. Probably not quickly. I think we can start a chat about treating SVGs differently but if you want to get your content PR landed I think it’s best to run the compression now and get CI to pass. Then, we can discuss changing the rules for
.svg
files. Does that make sense?I am closing this, as it is not an error but a feature. SVGs are still editable even if compressed, so my justification for not wanting to compress is gone.