Livestreams and ended broadcasts accumulated in every user's resume row
because Jellyfin saves a playback position for channel items regardless
of whether the position means anything. A livestream has nothing to
return to, so the entry stayed pinned forever.
Two parts:
- PlaybackResumeGuard, an IHostedService on ISessionManager.PlaybackStopped.
Jellyfin saves the resume point before raising the event, so the guard
zeroes it afterwards for livestreams. Stops new entries at the source.
- ResumeCleanupService plus a daily 4 AM task (after the 3 AM expiration
check) for the existing backlog. Clears livestreams, resume points older
than N days, positions under N seconds and playback past N% of runtime,
each threshold configurable.
Only plugin-owned items are touched, matched by the SRF provider ID with a
fallback to the owning channel ID so recordings are covered too. Clearing
sets PlaybackPositionTicks to 0 and leaves Played false: nothing is deleted
and the item stays unwatched.
Config page gains the thresholds plus "Clean Up Stale Entries Now" and
"Clear All SRF Play Entries" buttons, backed by MaintenanceController
under RequiresElevation.
Also folds the duplicated urn.Contains("livestream") check in
MediaSourceFactory and RecordingService into UrnHelper.IsLivestreamUrn.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove 9 dead methods, 6 unused constants, and redundant
ReaderWriterLockSlim from MetadataCache. Consolidate repeated
patterns into HasChapters, IsPlayable, and ToLowerString helpers.
Extract shared API methods in SRFApiClient. Move variant manifest
rewriting from controller to StreamProxyService. Make Auto quality
distinct from HD. Update README architecture section.
The markdown codeblocks in the README were using `json`, which has no support for comments, making them highlighted in red. `jsonc` does have support, correctly rendering the codeblocks.
This commit describes how to setup an automation for Visual Studio Code.
The automation aims to build the plugin and then start the server and
optionally the web-client. This way, only one IDE project has to be
opened which starts all necessary dependencies.
dtourolleandClaude Opus 5