Some Twitch dashboard panels now require a UUID, it is not used for
anything but local storage right now, and according to Twitch we can
generate it ourselves (or even use a static string). To be safe we can
just use QUuid to generate a "real" UUID and then store it locally until
the user disconnects the account.
(Jim note: This gives the ability for auth login callbacks to know which
specific service type is being used. For example, with something like
YouTube, there's multiple variants: RTMP, RTMPS, and HLS. This way, the
service login callback can determine how it wants to treat the login
procedure depending on the specific type of service.)
Both BTTV and FFZ are fairly popular however they do occasionally
interfere. To give users the option to chose whichever one they like
most we add a new setting that allows BTTV, FFZ, both, or neither.
Defaults to "None" for new users. Existing users will be migrated to
"Both" as that's the previous behavior.
When the panels start up for the very first time, the dark theme is not
used due to the local storage variable not being set by the first panel.
When the program is restarted, it'll be dark from then on out because
it's set by the secondary panels rather than the primary panel. This
modifies it so that the locale storage variable is properly set by the
primary panel.
Unfortunately, due to some conflicts between FFZ and BTTV (particularly
the fact that having FFZ enabled removes the BTTV settings menu items),
one of them needs to be removed. For the time being, we'll remove FFZ,
because BTTV shows FFZ emojis anyway.
Code submissions have continually suffered from formatting
inconsistencies that constantly have to be addressed. Using
clang-format simplifies this by making code formatting more consistent,
and allows automation of the code formatting so that maintainers can
focus more on the code itself instead of code formatting.
Twitch will now return a 403 HTTP error code if you attempt to query
your stream key when your Twitch account does not have two-factor
authentication enabled. This handles it a bit better and displays an
appropriate error message for users so they know where to go to enable
it.
Users don't realize that dockable windows can be closed (hidden) and can
be shown again via the View menu. This adds an explicit warning when
the user first closes a dockable window for their first time. In future
versions, this should be changed to a dialog box with a "Do not show
again" checkbox.
In the Twitch chat dock window, the "Moderation Tools" link in the chat
settings should not navigate the window to the new URL; it should pop up
the URL in the user's system browser instead.
If the user disconnects OBS from their Twitch account on their Twitch
settings panel, then try asking the user if they'd like to reconnect
before throwing an error.
The message boxes that tell you that the browser is initializing or that
you're authenticating with twitch are annoying on startup. It makes
sense to do it in the settings/autoconfig dialogs where you sort of need
to know what's going on while waiting for it to connect, but on startup
it's not really necessary and can be kind of annoying.
This reverts commit 6629c5d7b8.
Chat redirect only happens on raid, which is when you are ending your
stream. That's acceptable behavior for the main chat window.
Fixes an issue where if you auth to twitch, then close the program
without unhiding the twitch stream stats panel, the next time that panel
was unhidden it would be at position 0,0 on your screen. This
explicitly sets its position to be center of the window beforehand to
ensure that won't occur.
