| 3 Apr 2024 |
 rnddoni | In reply to @samantazfox:pussthecat.org
rnddoni Sorry, the changelog file hasn't been updated in ages. As Lomanic said, the closes you have to a changelog might be our fediverse account. I post a short summary of changes when I do a bath of code merges Thanks i will have a look there than. Great work! | 16:12:20 |
 TheFrenchGhosty | Speaking of which Samantaz Fox: it might be a good idea to copy all those summaries to a CHANGELOG.md file im the repo | 16:14:28 |
| TheFrenchGhosty | * Speaking of which
Samantaz Fox: it might be a good idea to copy all those summaries to a CHANGELOG.md file in the repo | 16:14:36 |
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 Samantaz Fox | TheFrenchGhosty yeah, though I'd need to do the backlog too 🙃 | 17:12:14 |
| TheFrenchGhosty | In reply to @samantazfox:pussthecat.org
TheFrenchGhosty yeah, though I'd need to do the backlog too 🙃 Yeah xD | 17:12:33 |
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| iv-bot | <thefrenchghosty> I was tembted | 17:21:27 |
| Samantaz Fox | Don't worry, I took care of it already :) | 17:37:58 |
 Lomanic | In reply to @samantazfox:pussthecat.org
TheFrenchGhosty yeah, though I'd need to do the backlog too 🙃 This is a solved (as in, automated) problem with semantic release. Would you accept a PR implementing that? One would need to follow semantic commit conventions for it to properly work. | 17:44:25 |
| TheFrenchGhosty | As an user/admin: automated release are shit | 17:45:39 |
| Samantaz Fox | Lomanic I think it's more a process thing. I'd need to not forget to write the changelog and tag releases. | 18:29:13 |
| Samantaz Fox | the rest is easy imo | 18:29:58 |
| Samantaz Fox | Though, at some point I want to get back to semver to properly ship breaking changes | 18:30:24 |
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| 4 Apr 2024 |
 Ward | is it possible to pass auth tokens for proxied sources without using headers?, e.g. in the URL. Just wondering how I can use a proxied source from "adaptiveFormats" within the HTML player element | 01:19:36 |
 absidue | In reply to @wardpearce:matrix.org
is it possible to pass auth tokens for proxied sources without using headers?, e.g. in the URL. Just wondering how I can use a proxied source from "adaptiveFormats" within the HTML player element That would ruin the whole point of having an auth token, you might as well just not use auth at all, because the auth token would be visible for everyone if you stick it in the URL. | 07:29:12 |
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| Ward | In reply to @absidue:matrix.org
That would ruin the whole point of having an auth token, you might as well just not use auth at all, because the auth token would be visible for everyone if you stick it in the URL. for adaptiveFormats is part of the API not the video watch link you share | 08:04:07 |
| absidue | In reply to @wardpearce:matrix.org
for adaptiveFormats is part of the API not the video watch link you share If you want to use the adaptive formats for anything other than audio-only playback, you'll need to use a javascript player e.g. shaka-player, video.js, dash.js anyway (as you'll want to stream both an audio and a video stream), so you can just tell whatever player that you decide to use to add the custom headers. | 08:05:59 |
| Ward | In reply to @absidue:matrix.org
If you want to use the adaptive formats for anything other than audio-only playback, you'll need to use a javascript player e.g. shaka-player, video.js, dash.js anyway (as you'll want to stream both an audio and a video stream), so you can just tell whatever player that you decide to use to add the custom headers. aside from most players using the video element at their root, what doesn't support custom headers | 08:06:56 |
| Ward | what includes video.js i believe | 08:07:36 |
| absidue | In reply to @wardpearce:matrix.org
aside from most players using the video element at their root, what doesn't support custom headers While yes the wrap the video element, they fetch the data themselves, merge the audio and video streams and then pass the raw data directly to the video element. | 08:07:46 |
| absidue | In reply to @wardpearce:matrix.org
aside from most players using the video element at their root, what doesn't support custom headers * While yes the wrap the video element, they fetch the data themselves, merge the audio and video streams and then pass the raw data directly to the video element with the Media Source APIs. | 08:10:13 |
| Ward | *in some cases, videojs still uses the native video element sometimes | 08:10:33 |
| absidue | In reply to @wardpearce:matrix.org
*in some cases, videojs still uses the native video element sometimes Yes if it only has to play one stream, so the non-adaptive formats or if you decide you want audio-only or video-only playback | 08:11:04 |
| Ward | plus it seems easier to just have an option to pass auth via a url flag in the api too so it can work with native html | 08:11:10 |
| absidue | In reply to @wardpearce:matrix.org
plus it seems easier to just have an option to pass auth via a url flag in the api too so it can work with native html easier but makes auth completely pointless | 08:12:07 |
