exiftool-vendored - npm Package Versions

🌱 ExifTool upgraded to v12.26.

📦 Updated dependencies

✨ Added ExifDate.rawValue

📦 Updated dependencies

🔥/🌱 ExifTool upgraded to v12.25.

All users should upgrade to this version as soon as possible, as this should address CVE-2021-22204.

📦 Updated dependencies

🌱 ExifTool upgraded to v12.21

📦 Stopped excluding sourcemaps

📦 Updated dependencies

💔 ExifDateTime.zone will now return the actual IANA zone name (like America/Los_Angeles) rather than the time offset. This addresses issues with timezones like Europe/Kiev where, from 1900-1924, had an offset of UTC +2:02:04.

✨ Added ExifDateTime.isValid

🌱 ExifTool upgraded to v12.19

📦 Rebuilt Tags.ts and docs

📦 Updated dependencies

🌱 ExifTool upgraded to v12.18

📦 Updated dependencies

🐞 More complex characters, like emoji that use compound codepoints, like 🦍, 🦄, or 🚵‍♀️, are now supported. See #87 for more details. Thanks for the report, Gabe Rodriguez!

🌱 ExifTool upgraded to v12.14

📦 he is now a dependency, which was required by the emoji bugfix.

📦 Updated dependencies

💔 The Tags.ts types have changed. Some newly-found types were added, many rarely-occurring types have been removed, and Tag sub-interfaces have changed. Tag retention heuristics had to be updated, as TypeScript would crash with error TS2590: Expression produces a union type that is too complex to represent.

mktags now has a "safe" set of tags that will be retained, and a set of tags that are expressly excluded.

These changes won't prevent all type changes from happening in the future, but will prevent these more-common tags from being removed completely.

As several tags are found in several different groups, mktags now tries to place tags first in FileTags and EXIFTags groups before more proprietary APP groups, which should help future interface stability. (This explains why MIMEType moved to FileTags, for example).

🌱 ExifTool upgraded to v12.12.

Note that this version renders file sizes a bit differently: "756 kB" will now be rendered as "756 KiB".