Issue with ICC Profile Loss in .Resize() Function - Version 2.88.0

[IAMManuel]

Description

We have encountered an issue with the .Resize() function in our software. It appears that, starting from version 2.88.0, images lose their ICC profile after passing through this function. Prior to version 2.88.0, this functionality was working as expected, including in version 2.80.4 and earlier.

Code

We're using images on this site. All the test cases were negatives using the "newer" versions

using SkiaSharp;

try
{
    // Load an image with an ICC profile
    using SKBitmap originalImage = SKBitmap.Decode("pathToImage.jpg");

    // Resize the image
    int newWidth = 200;
    int newHeight = 200;

    // Resize the original image using SkiaSharp
    using SKBitmap skiaResizedBitmap = originalImage.Resize(new SKImageInfo(newWidth, newHeight), SKFilterQuality.High);

    var ms = new MemoryStream();
    skiaResizedBitmap.Encode(ms, SKEncodedImageFormat.Png, 100);
    ms.Position = 0;
    File.WriteAllBytes("resized_image.jpg", ms.ToArray());
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
    Console.WriteLine("An error occurred: " + ex.Message);
}

Expected Behavior

All ICC tests cases should be positives when resizing with SkiaSharp.

Actual Behavior

All ICC test cases are actually negatives when using .Resize() with SkiaSharp

Version of SkiaSharp

2.88.3 (Current)

Last Known Good Version of SkiaSharp

2.80.x (Deprecated)

IDE / Editor

Other (Please indicate in the description)

Platform / Operating System

Windows

Platform / Operating System Version

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Devices

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[TommiGustafsson-HMP]

Here's a duplicate of this issue, which was resolved and closed:
#2784

[IAMManuel]

After adding the color space, like mention in the issue #2784, I still got an image not respecting the ICC profile again.

[IAMManuel]

Since we still got the same issues, I've prepared 4 solutions ( 2 with .png and 2 with .jpg images). One used the 2.80.2 version and the other used the 2.88.8 version ( it could be any version later than 2.80.4). They both use the same code expressed in the following issue #2784.

Here are the result images:

• For the .png using the the 2.80.2 version
  
• For the .png using the the 2.88.8 version
  
• For the .jpg using the the 2.80.2 version
  
• For the .jpg using the the 2.88.8 version
  

For reference, here's the original images:

• png
  
• jpg
  

And the code that test these cases:
SkiaWorkingPngSample.zip
SkiaNonWorkingPngSample.zip
SkiaWorkingJpegSample.zip
SkiaNonWorkingJpegSample.zip

[IAMManuel]

After more verification on our part, we found that the issue was on our end. Sorry again for the time taken !