Use Operation.rot/2 for right-angle rotations#199
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kipcole9 merged 1 commit intoJun 18, 2026
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Use `Operation.rot/2` for rotations that are multiples of 90 when no displacement options are set. Fall back to `Operation.rotate/3` otherwise.
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@hlindset, thanks very much for the PR, gratefully accepted. I get a new version published in the next few hours. |
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I've published Imaged version 0.69.0 with the following changelog entry: Enhancements
Thanks again for the PR. |
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rotate/3to useOperation.rot/2as a fast path for rotations that are multiples of 90 when no displacement options are set. Falls back toOperation.rotate/3otherwise.This avoids resampling source pixels through an affine rotation when a discrete right-angle operation is possible.
Also updated the validation images for the +/- 90-degree rotation tests.
I adjusted the docs, but I'm not sure if the doc changes are in your style, or if you want it folded into the "Notes" section? If you accept this PR, feel free to change it however you like.