Mike-Solar
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- vcpkg bootstrapped in every job (the Warp runners carry none): clone + bootstrap into .cache/vcpkg, VCPKG_ROOT exported. - vcpkg.json: ffmpeg pinned at 9.0.1#1 via overrides with builtin-baseline 771b0a2e pinning the port tree; feature fixes (gnutls -> openssl, ffnvcodec -> platform-qualified nvcodec, vaapi on Linux, librsvg windows-only). - Linux and macOS CI/CD jobs also take FFmpeg from the manifest (static triplets x64-linux / arm64-osx keep the packaging story); the build-ffmpeg.sh steps, FFmpeg caches and the codec dev packages leave the workflows — system package managers keep only the X11/audio/GL/Vulkan/tooling deps, now documented in docs/build.md. - New openKylin container job (openkylin/openkylin:latest) on x64 (warp-ubuntu-latest-x64-8x) and ARM64 (warp-ubuntu-latest-arm64-16x, arm64-linux triplet): openKylin package names surveyed against the live image's apt index (nasm/zip come from the kylinsoft anything3.0 PPA), clang for bindgen, xvfb + lavapipe headless tests with the watchdog and retry policy. Known follow-ups (declared in the commit chain): vcpkg has not run end-to-end yet, the pkg-config vs pkgconf executable name on Windows, TLS semantics moving gnutls -> openssl.
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About Oak
Oak Video Editor is a renamed fork of Olive, focused on delivering a polished, creator-friendly editing experience. This site hosts build notes, project file references, and test plans for contributors.
Quick Start
- Build from source on Windows, macOS, or Linux using the Build guide.
- Learn how project data is stored in the Project File Reference.
- Understand the database write-through persistence in the Project Storage Architecture.
- Keep releases solid by following the Test Plan.