log what file is raising error about optimize-images

[victordomingos]

Isn’t it the same issue as #13?

[andreabisello]

The log Is the same , the issue Is different Il Lun 6 Gen 2020, 11:24 Victor Domingos <[email protected]> ha scritto:

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[victordomingos]

Oh, I see. There is no feedback on which image has caused the error.

Well, in this case, I think it would be better to catch the exception silently and move on. The user just wants all the images optimized if they can be optimized. If this utility can’t do the job, just leave the original image and let the user know the image was not optimized, as usual.

I can see it is complaining about a mode “P” image, so it must be a PNG. Can you please check if it happens with any of your color pallete mode PNG images?

[andreabisello]

@victordomingos i agree.

so i should try with the -rc option?

[victordomingos]

As always, please be careful to work on copies, not original images. Then yes, feel free to experiment. "Reduce colors" may have quite a noticeable impact on perceived image quality, so it's something you eventualy may want to try apart just with a smaller set of images.

Can you please indicate which command-line options were you using when you got that error?

[andreabisello]

@victordomingos i was using optimize-images ./