Code submissions have continually suffered from formatting
inconsistencies that constantly have to be addressed. Using
clang-format simplifies this by making code formatting more consistent,
and allows automation of the code formatting so that maintainers can
focus more on the code itself instead of code formatting.
They now provide ingest URLs on demand in their panel.
The ones in our list point to random OVH IPs that are likely assigned to
new customers by now and refuse the connection on TCP port 1935.
Allows the ability for services to specify alternate or old names that
they used to have in the json service list so they can safely be renamed
seamlessly and use the proper service settings. This way, if a user is
using an older service in their configuration, it can still detect which
service it's supposed to be using and apply those service-specific
settings for that user.
* Hitbox/Smashcast NBG/VIE servers are unavailable
* Dailymotion seems to have removed public live streaming
* Watchpeoplecode removed their live streaming functionality
* All gameplank servers are unavailable
* Afreeca KR en-ko server is unavailable
* Afreeca TW servers are unavailable
* Afreeca JP servers are unavailable
Prevents services with special exception services from unintentionally
using the wrong server. There's no real reason to be doing this on
anything but Facebook at the moment anyway.
"Auto" is sort of a special use-case for certain services
(Twitch/Mixer), and the code recently added in be8ddc06a would
unintentionally override it. This would for example cause the "Auto"
setting on Twitch to set the user to use an Asia server unintentionally
because "auto" is not in the json file.
If the user had a valid service selected, but the server that the user
originally was using is now (for whatever reason) no longer listed, the
rtmp-common service would still use that server rather than any of the
newer servers, and the user would have to physically go in to their
settings to reconfigure to get it to use that new server.
Instead, make sure that the server the user has selected exists within
the server list, and if it doesn't, use the first server in the list
instead by default.
