Error: "Imagick WEBP image type support is not enabled."

[user_0e51c]

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2. [Example: Open the website]
3. [Example: Go to /upload and upload a X image]

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[user_0e51c]

It's weird because ImageMagick is pre-installed on Dreamhost shared servers:
<https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/217253627-ImageMagick-overview>

Looked here for answers: https://v3-docs.chevereto.com/setup/server/requirements.html

And added this to settings.php file:

<?php
$settings['image_library'] = 'gd';
$settings['image_formats_available'] = ['PNG', 'GIF', 'BMP', 'JPG'];

Still insisting that webp isn't supported.

 

[Rodolfo]

👉 Imagemagick doesn't include support for webp by default, it needs to be compiled with it. In plenty cases imagick libs available in pre-made servers won't support webp. The best you can do is to ask your provider to catch up with modern times.

Your editing seems correct, make sure that the server isn't caching that file. If you get "Imagick fail format" then definitely the file is cached, because your editing sets gd.

 

[user_0e51c]

I am a fvcking idiot. I had three web-apps that I was trying to update, and I uploaded the settings.php file to the wrong domain. Dios mio. Sorry for wasting your time. ☹️