Image orientate doesn't work

[rubanokk]

Manipulate images during upload doesn't apply auto-orientation https://image.intervention.io/v2/api/orientate.
Example: upload images with portrait orientation and it will be flipped.
ImageManipulator::defineVariant( '200x200', ImageManipulation::make(function (Image $image, Media $originalMedia) { $image->orientate(); $image->fit(200, 200); })->outputWebpFormat() );

[frasmage]

This doesn't sound like an issue with this package, the intervention/image package is doing all of the manipulation. It is most likely either an issue with your image, your configuration or the Intervention/Image package itself.

Intervention is reading the EXIF metadata from the image to infer the correct orientation. Make sure that you have the EXIF php extension installed, as indicated in the Intervention documentation. Make sure you aren't attempting to apply the manipulation on an image which has already been passed through an optimizer, as these will usually strip EXIF metadata.

[rubanokk]

Hi Sean!

1. EXIF php extension installed and example with intervention image working properly(without mediable)
2. EXIF metadata is present, checked)
3. It seems to me that the problem is that image object must be instantiated from file path to read the EXIF data correctly as indicated in the documentation(https://image.intervention.io/v2/api/orientate)

[frasmage]

Ah, I see. I wasn't aware of that restriction in the Intervention package.

Because we could be dealing with files that could be coming from any number of potential sources (file, network, memory, S3, etc.), it currently handles everything as streams or in-memory strings, depending on the context. Looking at the source code of intervention, it appears to be able to read from streams. Version 3 of the library appears to build a tmp stream if needed for reading EXIF data, perhaps that would fix your issue.

[rubanokk]

How do I use the v3 Intervention with mediable now?