Right, throwing in a --hard-dereference on the tar side of things is easy. Would you be fine for mmdebstrap to require bsdtar for this functionality?
I also wonder how the format should be…
Usually the bsdtar utility from the libarchive-tools package contains surprising amounts of functionality. Can you test if this works for your use-case:
mmdebstrap unstable - I think direct cpio output would be a nice feature!
Do you happen to know about a cpio archiver which is able to accept a tarball on standard input and then produce the cpio on standard output…
Indeed this is an imagemagick issue but upstream is aware of it:
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src/img2pdf_test.py: do not unlink temporary files -- let pytest take care of that for us
As you pointed out, you can already convert svg to pdf today by just using inkscape. So there is no need for img2pdf to be able to do this as well. The main purpose of the existence of img2pdf is…
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mmdebstrap-autopkgtest-build-qemu: shfmt --binary-next-line --case-indent --indent 2 --simplify
These errors changed to a warning in d9f9c64ac2064bcdb0f6ac5c489a008cfdc6cfbb
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tests/create-foreign-tarball: also remove padlock.so on x86_64 to equalize the test cases
No worries, I also totally forgot that I had this already committed to main which is why I quoted the patch from Debian instead Xd
Your analysis is spot on. Since version 13.23, exiftool also removes the ResolutionUnit when calling it with -all=. In Debian I fixed that like this: https://sources.debian.org/src/img2pdf/0.6.0-…