Alberto Paderno

I found the reason: BackDrop expects the extension for JPEG images to be jpg, but `image_type_to_extension()` always return `'jpeg'`. The tests are checking the image extension and execute the wrong...

`image_gd_get_info()` should just return information about the images supported by the GD library. I guess the array was just used because that was the only way to get the image...

There are two test methods that fails. I checked their code, but I don't see anything related to images, this time. I closed and re-opened my PR to make the...

All the checks are now successful.

I agree: We need to verify Backdrop core doesn't wrongly assume the image type recognized by the image toolkit. If `file_validate_is_image()` is supposed to effectively validate only three image types,...

I tried playing with the Tugboat preview created for the PR, but the GD library used by the server doesn't support the WebP format. The image field allows only to...

User pictures and logo cannot be a .webp image. I haven't found a place where Backdrop accepts every image handled by the library used from the enabled image toolkit. So...

Given [the functions/methods that calls `image_load()`](https://docs.backdropcms.org/api/backdrop/core%21includes%21image.inc/function/calls/image_load/1), I guess that the chance that Backdrop core could accept all the images handled by the library used from the image toolkit are very...

To me, both the set of icons are confusing; it's the combination of arrow and bars that make the icons hard to understand. Looking at the bars, the first icon...

Is there any chance that people from different parts of the world could understand the arrow up differently?