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This is done due to the fact that version 2.6.2 doesn't bring any useful functionalities to Aleph and, instead, has the side-effect of breaking OCR for JPEG files as per: sirfz/tesserocr#337 .
This reverts commit ac55f43.
This reverts commit 24fe4fe.
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A regression has affected the ability to OCR certain image types.
tesserocr, whichingest-fileuses for OCR, is displaying a surprising piece of behaviour which Aleph users have also noticed - they could no longer OCR JPEG images. This is due to the fact that the pre-compiled binaries aren't compiled with jpeg support anymore, nor support for a few other file formats.This PR forces
ingest-fileto buildtesserocrinstead of using the binary wheel, and adds a JPEG test that can catch the regression.This PR also introduces the
ingestors clear-cachecommand, which takes a prefix and can delete all ingest cache entries.