auto-generate output filename when not specified#3091
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auto-generate output filename when not specified#3091rootvector2 wants to merge 1 commit intoAOMediaCodec:mainfrom
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This PR focuses only on the optional output filename behavior. The other suggestions in the issue (multi-input batch conversion and wildcard handling) may require maintainer guidance since multiple inputs currently have existing semantics (e.g., animations). |
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Fixes #3090
Allow
avifencto auto-generate the output filename when only a single input file is provided and no output is specified. The output name is derived by replacing the input extension with.avif, or appending.avifif the input has no extension.This behavior only applies when exactly one input file is given and no
-oor positional output argument is present, so existing CLI behavior remains unchanged.Also adds a safeguard to prevent accidentally overwriting the input file when the input already has a
.avifextension.