pdftopdf: Backport 'pagesize_requested' field in ProcessingParameters struct #606
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…eters struct This commit backports from the master branch the implementation of the 'pagesize_requested' field in the parameters for pdftopdf processing. Signed-off-by: Sergio Gómez <[email protected]>
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There are issues like #481, #526 and #583, where a regression is found in the pagesize handling due to the change in the defaults for print scaling.
The suggested solution is to pass the option
print-scaling=noneto the filter, but this only works for the master branch and not the 1.x branch, because the master branch introduced thepagesize_requestedin the parameters structure, changing the logic inside theprocessPDFTOPDF()function. This patch backports that logic, which seems to be the only relevant difference between the master and 1.x branches, and making the suggested solution work correctly.