Currently we use signals based on os_event's but the udev code blocks in
a 1s select (now poll) that cannot be signalled without an FD. This adds
an extra eventfd which will be signalled along with the os_event to
trigger the poll.
Also switches from select to poll to avoid issues with large fd values.
Increment checks for the what's new file were not working as intended;
old stored increments would unintentionally pass to newer versions if
the newer versions did not explicitly start up with a whatsnew.json file
that had their version. The previous attempt to fix made it so that it
used a completely separate global.ini entry when a matching entry was
found. However, this entry did not take into account the beta or release
candidate number of the current build. This fixes it to bake in the
beta/rc number into the entry.
This #if test was intended to not show messages for new users, but
instead just made it so messages wouldn't show at all if the entry
wasn't previously set. Plus the expression was bad anyway.
This was causing betas and release candidates to not show what's new
messages when they should have been.
Just remove this code as it's silly to have at this point anyway. All
users should see what's new messages if they open the program, even if
for the first time.
- Requires MbedTLS on Linux
- Enabled by default on macOS and Flatpak
- Enabled on linux via ENABLE_WHATSNEW_LINUX
- Enables compilation of blake2 on Linux/macOS
- Makes header name check also work with lowercase header
- Changes WahtsNew to be only enabled when browser panels are available
- Clone submodules too (for obs-websocket)
- Disable ALSA and AJA
- Add new deps (srt, librist, and libpci packages)
- Bump OS to most recent release, FreeBSD 13.1
Converting the color space was likely accidental as it isn't explicitly
set. Unfortunately, not setting it means that it gets set to the
default, which is Rec. 709 and thus a conversion takes place when having
any other space. This conversion leads to a massive performance penalty
that isn't necessary.
Since Yami uses a different font, the 0 dB mark at the top of the
vertical meters would be cut off. This adds a 1px padding to the top
and bottom of the volume meters, when in vertical mode.
* If a valid team id is provided, automatic code sign management is
enabled
* Different deployment targets for x86_64 and arm64 are enabled for
Xcode-based builds
* Codesign identity and code-sign style are set globally
