Your ROOT_URL in app.ini is https://git.cloudchain.link/ but you are visiting https://dash.bss.nz/open-source-mirrors/jellyfin/commits/commit/2ac111dedba416850d526f9f60dbf82f2bd28edd/MediaBrowser.Api/UserLibrary
You should set ROOT_URL correctly, otherwise the web may not work correctly.
Currently, permission settings on Channels are not taken into account prior to returning `{UserName} is not permitted to access Library {ItemName}.`. Whether or not a user can see items within the Channel is solely dependent on `EnableAllFolders`, so you cannot view a plugin's Channels unless you can also see ALL libraries.
This PR enables does two things for Channel-providing Plugins:
1. Fixes functionality of "EnableAllChannels"
2. Allows users with Channel permissions to access all folders within that Channel
I'm not 100% sure on 2 but I wasn't able to see an obvious way to propagate permissions downward into specific Folders inside a Channel.
I tested on a fairly simple library with two channel-providing plugins (ServerWMC, LazyMan) and it seems to work, but this behavior should also be tested by someone with more content/collections.
* Fix warnings, improve performance
`QueryResult.Items` is now a `IReadOnlyList` so we don't need to
allocate a new `Array` when we have a `List` (and `Items` shouldn't need to
be mutable anyway)
* Update Providers .csproj to latest C#
* Remove extra newline from DtoService.cs
* Remove extra newline from UserLibraryService.cs
Fix#1436
UserRootFolders are used to represent virtual folders that exist outside
of libraries. As such, it doesn't make sense to check if a user has the
right to access their library (named `Media Folders`).
Patrick Barron
Bond_009
Vasily
PrplHaz4
Mark Monteiro
Anthony Lavado
dkanada
Joshua M. Boniface
chaosinnovator
grafixeyehero
SL1288
Jörn
pjeanjean
Felix Ruhnow
Felix Ruhnow