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The mediacodec/jni enable list used assignment and dropped the --disable-everything baseline, so configure no longer started from an empty codec set (issue kivy#3382).
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The ffmpeg recipe set
flags = ['--disable-everything']then immediately reassignedflagsto the mediacodec/jni list, so configure no longer started from an empty codec set (issue #3382).Keep both: start from
--disable-everything, then enable the Android hardware acceleration flags. Extracted toget_base_configure_flags()so the unit test can cover the invariant without a full recipe build.Fixes #3382
Test plan
pytest tests/recipes/test_ffmpeg.py— 1 passed