Ignores completely new additions

[stevenvachon]

... that are beyond the boundaries of imageA.

For example, with this code:

new BlinkDiff({
  hideShift: true,  // hide anti-aliasing differences (from composited image)
  imageA: imageA,
  imageB: imageB
})
.run((error, result) => console.log(result.differences);

... these two images result in a logged 0;

imageA: imageB:

[benzaita]

This is because blinkdiff always clips the images to the minimum of the two

[stevenvachon]

I think that this behaviour should be optional. Does it throw errors otherwise?

[benzaita]

I totally agree (I do not maintain this repo, though)

[benzaita]

Also to the best of my knowledge it does not throw an error. It simply compares the common part (dimension wise) like you saw.