however, if you have SVGs already, compare those without rasterizing them first, then if that fails rasterize & odiff the baseline and new on-demand. this way you dont waste a ton of space storing a bunch of binary [possibly evolving] pngs in git.
When it comes to LLM's doing adversarial training, I wonder if there is any value to letting them rapidly design and simulate circuits or mechanical models.
if you want to do image diffing, use https://github.com/dmtrKovalenko/odiff
however, if you have SVGs already, compare those without rasterizing them first, then if that fails rasterize & odiff the baseline and new on-demand. this way you dont waste a ton of space storing a bunch of binary [possibly evolving] pngs in git.
Interesting idea!
When it comes to LLM's doing adversarial training, I wonder if there is any value to letting them rapidly design and simulate circuits or mechanical models.