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# pict-rs 0.5.12
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pict-rs is a simple image hosting microservice, designed to handle storing and retrieving images,
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animations, and videos, as well as providing basic image processing functionality.
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## Overview
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pict-rs 0.5.12 is a bugfix release to remove two issues that, when compounded, would cause pict-rs
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to fail to process media.
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### Fixes
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- [Panic Handling in Background Jobs](#panic-handling-in-background-jobs)
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- [BytesStream Divide-by-Zero](#bytes-stream-divide-by-zero)
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## Upgrade Notes
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There are no significant differences from 0.5.11. Upgrading should be as simple as pulling a new
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version of pict-rs.
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## Descriptions
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### Panic Handling in Background Jobs
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pict-rs makes an effort to never use explicitly panicking code, but since there's no static way to
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guarantee that a given function wont panic, pict-rs needs to be able to deal with that. pict-rs
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0.5.12 now wraps invocations of jobs in spawned tasks, which can catch and report panics that happen
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in background jobs.
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Previously, a panic in a background job would bring down that thread's job processor, which resulted
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in future jobs never being processed. Now job processing should properly continue after panics
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occur.
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### BytesStream Divide-by-Zero
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Part of my rework of BytesStream recently included adding debug logs around how many bytes chunks
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were in a given stream, and their average length. Unfortunately, if there were no bytes in the
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stream, this would cause the "average chunk length" calculation to divide by 0. In previous versions
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of pict-rs, this would generally result in a failed request for processed media, but in pict-rs
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0.5.11 this would end up killing the background jobs processor.
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This specific panic has been fixed by ensuring we divide by the number of chunks or 1, whichever is
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greater.
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