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- Enable CI for the dev branch. - permissions to the ffmpeg test output directory. - Update CI test video download to use H264 codec instead of AV1. - test: add 777 permissions to HLS output directory in ffmpeg test
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This pull request introduces a complete CI/CD pipeline and Docker-based build/test setup for an FFmpeg worker focused on H.264/AAC video processing. The changes automate building, testing, and publishing a minimal, secure FFmpeg Docker image, and include a comprehensive test script for validating the image’s functionality and supported codecs.
CI/CD Workflow Setup:
.github/workflows/ci.ymlto automate building, testing, and pushing the Docker image to GitHub Container Registry, including steps for asset download and test execution.Docker Image Build and Optimization:
Dockerfilethat compiles FFmpeg from source with only H.264 (libx264) and AAC (libfdk_aac) support, strips unnecessary features and dependencies, and applies security hardening for runtime.Testing Infrastructure:
test/ffmpeg.test.sh, a robust Bash script that builds the image, verifies FFmpeg/FFprobe versions and codecs, performs transcoding and HLS adaptive bitrate tests, and checks image statistics.Project Metadata:
package.jsonfor repository metadata, including description, keywords, author, license, and links.