Update to libavif 1.1.1 #3
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Oh, the .github/ folder should probably be dropped. It is somewhat unfortunate, that libavif apparently doesn't ship release tarballs. |
I've disabled any actions for this repository; that should make further updates to libavif "easier". We can re-enable if there is the need to. |
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I've updated to vanilla libavif 1.1.1, and patched to cater to our naming conventions (libavif_a.lib). A build (using https://github.com/winlibs/winlib-builder/tree/cmb/avif-111 and AOM v3.10.0) showed no issues when running the gd test suite, and would also resolve php/php-src#13919 (tested all three images).
Updating libavif for PHP 8.4 seems to be a no-brainer, but I'm not quite sure about PHP 8.2 and 8.3.
(And something to consider for the future: including AVIF support into GD drastically blew up the size of php_gd.dll; maybe that should be alleviated for those not requiring AVIF support at all. Especially considering that HEIF support might also be added, and maybe further image formats; thinking of JPEG XL. This is something to be catered to by php-src, but we would need to build shared libavif DLLs.)