Andrew Murray

Thanks for the image. I'm not happy with it enough yet for a PR, but see what you think of https://github.com/radarhere/Pillow/commit/3b51e1cc498273d6c25afa8d29e60f77a9861518. It generates this from your image.

Pillow actually already has code for comparing two images, used in the test suite. I've created a PR to move this into it's own method. If you have any thoughts,...

Hmm. I vote for waiting. I don't think there's anything particularly pressing in the pipeline, and I think it's neater for the minor version numbers to match Python version support.

If it is helpful, here are some unofficial PyPy 3.9 wheels I've just put together for Linux - [Pillow-9.3.0-pypy39-linux.zip](https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/files/9895083/Pillow-9.3.0-pypy39-linux.zip)

After #6701 discovered a problem with the Python 3.7 wheels for Windows, #6702 has been merged to fix the issue for the future, and I've uploaded two new wheels to...

Testing the image, macOS Preview and GIMP read it as black. ImageMagick reads the image as yellow and blue.

Given that discussion has agreed that Pillow is interpreting the image according to the specification, and I've found that other software doesn't agree on what to do, I'm going to...

I'll point out that an error is displayed - if you don't pass `mode` to `fromarray`. ```python import numpy as np from PIL import Image array = np.full((32,32,3),255) Image.fromarray(array) ```...

I think the fact that an error isn't displayed can be considered part of #2856

> Also, this limitation could be made a lot more clear on the information pages. Since I did not know about this, it took me quite some time to fix...