Fails to decode .gif

[lilith]

In 0.11.4, I can't get this to decode: I get DecodingFormatError { underlying: "unexpected EOF" }
It works in Chrome/Win/Brave.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/657201/139770827-18e25c4e-eb0a-4058-ba48-ddc3849090ee.gif

[HeroicKatora]

This image is missing a Trailer block to end its data stream. The netbpm tools agree with this:

$ # /usr/bin/giftopnm is owned by netpbm 10.73.37-2
$ giftopnm /tmp/139770827-18e25c4e-eb0a-4058-ba48-ddc3849090ee.gif > /dev/null 
giftopnm: Error accessing Image 67 of stream.  File read error where start of image descriptor or end of GIF expected.  End of file encountered

Frames before this are handled fine but eagerly decoding the complete file will surface the error. Is there any other error strategy that we could do here instead to recover?

[mpwsh]

Im having the same problem. Now gif won't decode anything, it fails with unexpected EOF.
Only thing i did was update from 0.11.4 to 0.12.0 and move to toolchain 1.65.0.

wget "https://ipfs.io/ipfs/bafybeihqwohkbcwf2egmwd4lnriaa63xc3eqfbyb4i4qftjikyp5wtwlqi/5220.gif" -O claydino.gif
giftopnm claydino.gif  > /dev/null

With gif lib (code available here )

[2022-11-29T16:34:13Z INFO  imgopt::utils] Opening file:: storage/base/ipfs/bafybeihqwohkbcwf2egmwd4lnriaa63xc3eqfbyb4i4qftjikyp5wtwlqi/5220.gif
[2022-11-29T16:34:13Z INFO  imgopt::utils] reading image from file: took 638 µs
[2022-11-29T16:34:13Z WARN  imgopt::img] starting read_info
[2022-11-29T16:34:13Z ERROR imgopt::img] unexpected EOF

Is there something we can do to handle the 'unexpected EOF' error?

[mpwsh]

nvm, its working again, my fault, sorry.
I tried the basic check.rs example on the repo and the gif worked just fine, so it was 100% on me.

I think(?) this was causing the error.

    let mut file = fs::File::open(input_path)?;
    // I was moving the data into a vec before using read_info
    let mut data = Vec::new();
    file.read_to_end(&mut data)?;
   //// Moving the above after using read_info solved the issue
   
    let mut reader = {
        let mut options = gif::DecodeOptions::new();
        options.set_color_output(gif::ColorOutput::Indexed);
        options.allow_unknown_blocks(true);
        options.read_info(&file).unwrap()
    };

     
    /*  moved  here
     let mut data = Vec::new();
    file.read_to_end(&mut data)?;
   */

[fintelia]

Yeah, read_to_end leaves the file descriptor pointing at the end of the file. If the decoder later tries to read even a single byte it'll get back an error that there's no more data to read

[lilith]

I call read_info() first. Is there a way to tolerate GIF files without a trailer block the way a browser will?