check for raw in signal handlers
See original GitHub issueThe signal handlers such as pre_save_image_feature_detection should check for raw
to detect loading from a fixture and do nothing in this case. Otherwise you get an error loading fixtures if the source file doesn’t exist and WAGTAILIMAGES_FEATURE_DETECTION_ENABLED=True
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@4the4ryushin I encourage you to look through the code yourself and try to find either a. Fixtures that have images or b. Similar test code where we are testing code that has logic based in raw.
Go for it @4the4ryushin - be sure you can reproduce and understand the problem. I’d recommend you find where to write a unit test for this and start with writing a test that fails. Then change the code to get the test passing.