Imagick: build with support for AVIF format by aom encoder #566
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duswie
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Does this increase the layer size by a lot? |
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It's ~100MB now. |
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Sorry I meant the Lambda layer (the zip file), not the Docker layers. |
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Got you. The compressed zip files size is only increased by 514kB (+ 1,5%) to 36,2 MB. |
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Can you please rebase this and I'll be happy to merge. |
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Thank you @duswie! I tested this and can confirm it also solves the libheif issue with converting heic-images created in ios 18. |
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Thank you |
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The Imagick build did not support the AVIF format due to missing encoder dependencies. Generated .avif files were empty without producing an error.
This is fixed by building imagick with upgraded and additional dependencies (AOM Encoder) and more extensive tests are added.