id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	severity	resolution	keywords	cc	focuses	prnumber
48304	Big Image: Revisit 'threshold' suffix on file names	kraftbj	azaozz	"After #46076, when uploading a big image (over 2560px by default), there is special processing to create a new ""full"" size image that acts as the largest size that should usually be used by WordPress.

The naming convention employed by 46076 for this reduced image is the value of the threshold alone, e.g. `image-2560.png` for a file of `image.png` uploaded.

WordPress, previously, used both the height and width for all created sizes, e.g. `image-2560x2000.png`.

Whenever a plugin/service is looking for the original image, it can commonly look to strip the suffix. For this new size, the suffix style has changed resulting in cases where it may not be able to realize it is not the original image.

Question: Are we open to not having a special naming convention for the threshold-limited file and let WordPress give it the standard `image-2560x2000.jpg` file name?

Attaching a patch if we want to use the more traditional naming scheme and marking as 5.3 to ensure review before the new functionality ships as stable.

cc: @azaozz"	defect (bug)	closed	normal	5.3	Media	trunk	normal	fixed	has-patch