my use cases so far (were the functionality would also be ok as command)¶

• You're changing from ImageMagick to GraphicsMagick for any reason or just for testing
• You're developing cache clearing features and you need a quick way to clear processed files before doing another testrun locally
• You're just lazy and don't want to open the system tools all the time
• You're experimenting with the GFX/jpeg_quality. And yes it totally makes sense to play with the value even if every photographer know that value 86 is somehow a good value between big file size and quality.

Use-case and funcionallity would be another one.

./bin/typo3 cleanup:localprocessedfiles

The command will delete sys_file_processedfile records with references to non-existing files. Also, files in the configured temporary directory (typically processed) will be deleted if there are no references to them.

(https://docs.typo3.org/c/typo3/cms-core/main/en-us/Changelog/12.3/Feature-45039-CommandToCleanUpLocalProcessedFiles.html)

However, our use case would be that processed files are deleted independently of existing relations or (non-)existing original files. And that the database is also cleaned up in the process.
This can be helpful if something is changed in the image processing. E.g. (as Jousch described) switching from ImageMagick to GraphicsMagick, but also more creative scenarios such as a general switch to webp or similar, whereby all processed files are to be recreated.

Hi!

Turns out I did contribute this. If I'm not totally brainfogged, have you checked this out:

https://github.com/TYPO3/typo3/commit/141e8fd4d835e49ac3379d9827b7eab36b0a573b

Oh, I haven't seen that yet. Yes, from reading it, that should solve the problem.

Thanks for taking care of it (and solving it)!