Added a "convert_name" parameter to allow user customize which binary path of ImageMagick to use#103
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Added a "convert_name" parameter to allow user customize which binary path of ImageMagick to use#103ChristopheMayet wants to merge 2 commits intoggordan:masterfrom ChristopheMayet:patch-1
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Hello,
I had an issue with the last version of ImageMagick (7.0.2 Q16) on Windows, which doesn't provide a convert binary but a "magick" binary with "convert" parameter.
So maybe a customization of this binary name would be helpful with that, as in my proposal.
I left default things in place.
What do you think ?
Thanks. Regards