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chafa: add support for AVIF and JPEG XL #191925
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Error: python@3.12: the bottle needs the Apple Command Line Tools to be installed.
You can install them, if desired, with:
xcode-select --install I think the macOS 15 job is improperly configured. FWIW, I'm building from Sequoia. |
Current formula does not support viewing AVIF (AV1) files nor does it support JPEG-XL files. This is resolved by adding dependencies for libavif and jpeg-xl. Native AVIF format has been supported since version 1.14.0, wherein ImageMagick was removed. Details in chafa 107 and 157 hpjansson/chafa#107 hpjansson/chafa#157
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Current formula does not support viewing AVIF (AV1) files nor does it support JPEG-XL files.
This is resolved by adding dependencies for libavif and jpeg-xl.
Native AVIF format has been supported since version 1.14.0, wherein ImageMagick was removed. Details in chafa 107 and 157 hpjansson/chafa#107
hpjansson/chafa#157
HOMEBREW_NO_INSTALL_FROM_API=1 brew install --build-from-source <formula>
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