Check for filter in style as well as attribute. #1952
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Why do this instead of getComputedStyle? |
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I changed to computeStyle(). Regression results were identical. I created issue #1953 to begin discussions on the more general issue that style handling is inconsistent, inefficient, and incorrect. |
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Co-authored-by: Seth Falco <seth@falco.fun>
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collapseGroups was not detecting a filter when it was in a style rather than an attribute.
This change resolves one regression mismatch (svgs/oxygen-icons-5.113.0/scalable/mimetypes/small/64x64/image-x-adobe-dng.svg) and reduces pixel mismatches by 67.
This type of problem seems like it is probably widespread (including in the same conditional in this plugin, where it is looking for a clip-path). I didn't see any tools to query the style attribute in a standard way. The solution in this PR is not going to scale well - it seems like it would be desirable to have a standardized, efficient way to query/change the style attribute - maybe it's there and I'm missing it?