It slipped in from a local UI check. The Docker build installs devDependencies,
and playwright's postinstall would try to download browsers there - the same
class of failure as the tsx/esbuild one.
The crop frame had width:100% together with max-height, so the height was
clamped while the width stayed - the frame lost the target aspect ratio and
object-fit:fill stretched the picture into it. Measured at 390px: frame 0.843
instead of 0.778, picture 8.3% too wide. The width now follows from the allowed
height and the ratio, and the image carries its own aspect-ratio instead of a
second percentage, so it cannot stretch at all.
Dragging was fine but felt dead: at fill zoom the crop sits at the stop in one
axis. The editor now states which way it can move, double-tap zooms, arrow keys
nudge, and the zoom slider shows its factor.
Sizes: 41 -> 86 in ten groups, including US inch sizes, instant-film picture
areas, cards, DIN A0-A7 and eleven aspect ratios as physical sizes.
The tab is called Drucken now; /druck and /passbilder redirect there.
The tsx postinstall pulls its own esbuild binary, which fails inside the
Docker build ("Expected 0.28.2 but got 0.27.7") and broke the deploy.
Tests now run on node --experimental-strip-types, so the image installs
nothing extra.
renderCell brings a relative crop onto an exact physical size; missing bleed
pixels are copied from the edge instead of stretching the motif. Without a
crop it falls back to a centred cover crop, never a distorted fill.
buildSheetPdf writes a PDF page that is exactly the sheet size in mm with
hairline crop marks and an optional footer. Source resolution guards uploads
to the sources/ prefix and reuses the library visibility rules.
till