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Mark Felder 2021-06-09 11:09:14 -05:00
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lib/pleroma/web/metadata/providers/open_graph.ex
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@ -80,10 +80,11 @@ defp build_attachments(%{data: %{"attachment" => attachments}}) do
| acc
]
# Not using preview_url for this. It saves bandwidth, but the image dimensions will be wrong.
# We generate it on the fly and have no way to capture or analyze the image to get the dimensions.
# This can be an issue for apps/FEs rendering images in timelines too, but you can get clever with
# the aspect ratio metadata as a workaround.
# Not using preview_url for this. It saves bandwidth, but the image dimensions will
# be wrong. We generate it on the fly and have no way to capture or analyze the
# analyze the image to get the dimensions. This can be an issue for apps/FEs
# rendering images in timelines too, but you can get clever with the aspect ratio
# metadata as a workaround.
"image" ->
[
{:meta, [property: "og:image", content: MediaProxy.url(url["href"])], []},

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lib/pleroma/web/metadata/providers/twitter_card.ex
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@ -67,10 +67,11 @@ defp build_attachments(id, %{data: %{"attachment" => attachments}}) do
| acc
]
# Not using preview_url for this. It saves bandwidth, but the image dimensions will be wrong.
# We generate it on the fly and have no way to capture or analyze the image to get the dimensions.
# This can be an issue for apps/FEs rendering images in timelines too, but you can get clever with
# the aspect ratio metadata as a workaround.
# Not using preview_url for this. It saves bandwidth, but the image dimensions will
# be wrong. We generate it on the fly and have no way to capture or analyze the
# analyze the image to get the dimensions. This can be an issue for apps/FEs
# rendering images in timelines too, but you can get clever with the aspect ratio
# metadata as a workaround.
"image" ->
[
{:meta, [property: "twitter:card", content: "summary_large_image"], []},