Guillaume Ayoub
Guillaume Ayoub
> [@liZe](https://github.com/liZe) Note that I also fixed, or tried to, the `--downgrade-cff2` argument. It works as well!
I’ve tried many tools, including PDF readers (my use case is to include fonts in PDF files): - Firefox’s PDF reader prints the "CFF : Failed to parse Top DICT...
> @liZe please give #3536 a try. I think it should be good now. I get this stacktrace: ``` Traceback (most recent call last): File "/tmp/subset_font.py", line 7, in output_font.save('output.otf')...
> That one I expect to work. Unfortunately, I get the same error. I’ve tried both: ```python output_font = instantiateVariableFont(input_font, axis) convertCFF2ToCFF(output_font) output_font.save('output.otf') ``` and ```python output_font = instantiateVariableFont(input_font, axis)...
> Try passing `recalcBoxes=False` here. It doesn’t crash anymore. The font seems to work in some cases (in browsers for HTML documents) but is still broken and/or prints warnings in...
> That's very weird. I did something wrong with the PDF generation, my bad. Here’s what I get with my code fixed. For the font generated by the Python script:...
Hi! Does `brew install weasyprint` work for you?
Then report a bug to Homebrew.
> That's not the issue. You seem to have ignored my original message. > But to be absolutely clear, just installing weasyprint in homebrew is a fragile solution *at best*,...
> Yes, the installed brew works fine. Cool! > What doesn't work is that we use PDM to manage our build & deployment environments, and it fails there - and...