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Dummy Source to Execute Command 0.5.0

This is a new release of Command Source for OBS Studio.

Changes at 0.5.0
  • (Non-Windows) Fixed the recording does not stop while a subprocess created by this plugin is running.
  • (Fedora) Build RPM packages for Fedora 38 and 39.
  • (Fedora) Changed RPM packages name to obs-studio-plugin-command-source to comply the package guideline.
  • Script: Rewrote tools/request-websocket.py for obs-websocket-5.

Limitation
  • Not all binary packages were tested.
    • Windows: never tested.
    • MacOS: never tested.
    • Ubuntu: 0.3.1 was tested tested on Ubuntu 22.04. The source code was also tested on CentOS 8 and CentOS 9 Stream.
This is a new release of Command Source for OBS Studio.

Changes at 0.5.0
  • (Non-Windows) Fixed the recording does not stop while a subprocess created by this plugin is running.
  • (Fedora) Build RPM packages for Fedora 38 and 39.
  • (Fedora) Changed RPM packages name to obs-studio-plugin-command-source to comply the package guideline.
  • Script: Rewrote tools/request-websocket.py for obs-websocket-5.

Limitation
  • Not all binary packages were tested.
    • Windows: never tested.
    • MacOS: never tested.
    • Ubuntu: 0.3.1 was tested tested on Ubuntu 22.04. The source code was also tested on CentOS 8 and CentOS 9 Stream.
This is a new release of Command Source for OBS Studio.

Changes at 0.4.0
  • Set PGID for subprocess and kill subprocess(es) by PGID instead of by PID
  • Added debug log for child process management. Use --verbose option to enable the log.
  • Revised RPM package script

Limitation
  • Not all binary packages were tested.
    • Windows: never tested.
    • MacOS: never tested.
    • Ubuntu: 0.3.1 was tested tested on Ubuntu 22.04. The source code was also tested on CentOS 8 and CentOS 9 Stream.
This is a new release of Command Source for OBS Studio.

Changes at 0.3.2
  • Added Brazilian Portuguese translation.
  • Added RPM packages for Fedora.

Limitation
  • Not all binary packages were tested.
    • Windows: never tested.
    • MacOS: never tested.
    • Ubuntu: 0.3.1 was tested tested on Ubuntu 22.04. The source code was also tested on CentOS 8 and CentOS 9 Stream.
This is a hotfix release of Command Source for OBS Studio.

Changes at 0.3.1
  • Fixed the plugin was not correctly loaded on OBS 27 on Windows.
  • Fixed the plugin was not correctly loaded on OBS 28 on Ubuntu.
(If you can use the previous version 0.3.0 without any problem, you don't need to download this version 0.3.1.)

Limitation
  • Not all binary packages were tested.
    • Windows: never tested.
    • MacOS: never tested.
    • Ubuntu: 0.3.1 was tested tested on Ubuntu 22.04. The source code was also tested on CentOS 8 and CentOS 9 Stream.
This is an experimental release of Command Source for OBS Studio.

Changes at 0.3.0
  • Add a new option to kill the process at hiding, deactivating, or hding from the preview for the process created at showing, activating, or showing to the preview, respectively.
  • Support macOS on Apple Silicon.
  • Build host is changed to Github Actions instead of Azure Pipeline.
  • Windows installer is removed.

Limitation
  • Not all binary packages were tested.
    • Windows: never tested.
    • MacOS: never tested.
    • Ubuntu: never tested but the source code was tested on CentOS 8.
This is a minor version release of obs-command-source.
  • macOS: Signed and notarized the binary and packages
  • Linux: Added a binary package for Ubuntu.
  • Windows: Clean-up of build script
Note that this release has no changes from 0.2.0 for Windows users.
This is a minor version release of obs-command-source.
Changes are as below.
  • Added preview and unpreview commands
  • Linux, macOS: Removed default commands
  • Linux, macOS: Set environment variables
File name of the plugin is changed to fix an issue that the plugin was not loaded in MacOS.
There is no change for Windows and Linux.
Bugfixes for Windows
  • Console applications won't be displayed.
  • Fixed memory leakages of thread and process handlers created by CreateProcess.
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