fix: intro-only plugin so Jellyfin 12 users can be assigned policies safely - #30
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe plugin now targets Jellyfin 12 and .NET 10. Media-source filtering middleware, startup registration, and the API controller were removed. The intro provider and administrator configuration remain available. ChangesJellyfin 12 intro-only transition
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In @.github/workflows/build.yml:
- Line 93: Update the manifest.json template’s overview and description fields
used by the release-generation workflow to use the intro-only description,
removing the inactive media-version filtering claim and keeping the generated
release metadata consistent with meta.json, Plugin.cs, and README.md.
Apply the same fix in `@Jellyfin.Plugin.QualityGate/meta.json` at line 9.
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…safely Jellyfin 12 moved to net10.0, so the 3.3.6.0 build does not load there, and the MediaSource filtering path (result filter rewriting PlaybackInfo and item responses) has not been validated against the new ABI — response rewriting is exactly where the old middleware approach broke, and where call-time ABI surprises would land. Ship only the part that must survive: the policy-based intro provider. Stop registering MediaSourceResultFilter (the file stays in the tree, inert, for later re-validation) and delete the QualityGate API controller — its only job was MediaSource filtering, the admin page never calls it (it uses the built-in plugin-configuration and user endpoints), and controllers mount by assembly scanning so unregistering was not an option. Policy and user assignment in the admin page keep working and drive intro selection. Version 3.4.0.0, targetAbi 12.0.0.0, net10.0, packages pinned to 12.0.0-rc5 to match the server. Registrator tests now assert the filter stays unregistered; controller tests removed with the controller. 142 tests pass.
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Jellyfin 12 moved to net10.0, so the shipped 3.3.6.0 build does not load on it at all. And the part of this plugin that rewrites API responses — the
MediaSourceResultFilterthat filters PlaybackInfo and item payloads — is exactly the kind of surface that breaks at call time across an ABI jump, and it has not been validated against 12. What we actually need on Jellyfin 12 today is the intro provider, so users can be assigned policies and get their per-policy intro safely.This makes 3.4.0.0 an intro-only build:
PluginServiceRegistratornow registers onlyIIntroProvider. TheMediaSourceResultFilterregistration (scoped service + global MVC filter viaPostConfigure<MvcOptions>) is gone; the filter file stays in the tree, inert, so re-enabling later is a two-line registration plus re-validation.Api/QualityGateController.csis deleted. Its only job was MediaSource filtering, the admin page never calls it (it uses the built-in plugin-configuration and user endpoints), and controllers mount by assembly scanning, so unregistering was not an option. It also held the riskiest server call (IMediaSourceManager.GetPlaybackMediaSources).targetAbi12.0.0.0, net10.0, with Jellyfin packages pinned to12.0.0-rc5— the exact version prod runs — instead of floating. CI moved to the .NET 10 SDK and net10.0 artifact path; the release job's manifest entry now writes ABI 12.0.0.0.Verified:
dotnet build -c Releaseclean (0 warnings) and all 142 tests pass against 12.0.0-rc5/net10.0. Grepped the surviving code for the known 10.11→12 call-time traps: noPrimaryVersionIdusage; the compile against the exact rc5 packages checks every remaining server-API signature. Not deployed anywhere.