Eric Carmichael

Seems fixed by using a later version of `pilkit` (that seems like it could use a release!) I added this to my `requirements.txt`: ``` git+https://github.com/matthewwithanm/pilkit.git@09ffa2ad33318ae5fd3464655c14c7f01ffc2097#egg=pilkit ``` Woo! Glad to have...

Yeah, like I mentioned: I think they could use a new release! Will have to install from a SHA until a release is done @fabgarsan

Not sure man, probably a mistake on your end somewhere. I'd examine your environment and confirm proper pilkit installed (by comparing code on github, or something)

Try this: https://github.com/matthewwithanm/django-imagekit/issues/506#issuecomment-1089687000

I am coming from normal django `ImageFields` and with this setup, existing `.png` images don't seem to be converted with `./manage.py generateimages`? ```py headshot_large = ProcessedImageField( upload_to='public/headshots', storage=PublicStorage(), blank=True, null=True,...

This still seems like a problem: ```py >>> url = "https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/03/media/alex-jones-sandy-hook-trial/index.html" >>> a = Article(url) >>> a.download() >>> a.parse() >>> a.text "New York (CNN Business) ...\n\nRead More" >>> ```

@candeira I'm way into that! I could use this on my project, for sure. @aykut `bulk_update_or_create` is different from `bulk_create`?

@jakefb if we could get some donations together, could you implement live streaming with a ~10-30s delay for sure? How much would that cost?

I'm a django dev, could definitely help in that regard :)

Is there any way to do this via the npm azure CLI in ASM mode?