Should only remove shortcuts if the install type was non-service. On upgrade, check if the install type was non-service, and if so, set the variables correctly and create shortcuts.
Adds the icon as a resource file in the program folder, and uses it for the shortcuts created.
Removes an extra section from the dialog creator file, so NSIS won't show a warning for unused code.
If the user is not installing as a service, then the installer creates a Start Menu shortcut, and a desktop shortcut. Commented out future shortcuts for a tray app.
Fix up the Setup Type dialog, by removing an unused function from the page.
Adds logic to the installer to check for a basic or advanced setup choice. Ensures that the service is only installed if the "advanced" method is chosen. Note - it may be possible to remove some defaults from the .onInit, considering they get set through the program now.
Fully normalizes the baseUrl behaviour to better match how this sort of
feature works in other programs.
1. The baseUrl is always appended to paths, even the built-in `/emby`
and `/mediabrowser` paths.
2. The baseUrl is set statically at class instance creation, to ensure
it persists through changes until the next restart.
3. Configuration is normalized using a function when set, to ensure it's
in a standard `/mypath` format with leading `/`.
4. Cleans up the conditionals around default redirects. For sanity after
changing the URL, it will match *any* path that doesn't match the
current baseUrl and redirect it back to the main page (with baseUrl).
5. Adds a second method, NormalizeUrlPath, to avoid lots of `+ "/" +`
string manipulations which are unclean - we should always have a leading
slash.
6. Sets the default baseUrl to an empty string to avoid unexpected
behaviour, though this would be worked-around automatically.
7. Adds some debug logs whenever a URL is normalized, to help track down
issues with this code (if any arise).
Prevents failure of the installation of jellyfin-web dependencies due
to the NodeJS version in EPEL being too old. v8 might be a little
conservative but is the earliest compatible version. Instead of using
their repo to install Yarn, use the new nvm binary to install Yarn, thus
forcing it to use the updated NodeJS version.
