jellyfin-build/build.yaml.plugin.sample
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# The name of the plugin; official plugins always start "jellyfin-plugin-"
name: "jellyfin-plugin-mypluginname"
# The GUID of the plugin, found in Plugin.cs
guid: "a4df60c5-6ab4-412a-8f79-2cab93fb2bc5"
# The version of the plugin, starting at 1. Note that the AssemblyVersion
# and FileVersion flags in the `.csproj` file must have two additional
# fiels, e.g. 1.0.0 to be built correctly.
version: "1" # Please increment with each pull request
# The supported Jellyfin version, usually the earliest binary-compatible
# version. Based on the Jellyfin components from NuGet.
jellyfin_version: "10.3.0" # The earliest binary-compatible version
# The owner name of the plugin, "jellyfin" for official plugins. Change
# to your own name if you wish to remain a 3rd-party plugin.
owner: "jellyfin"
# The nicely-formatted name of the plugin
nicename: "My Plugin Name"
# A short description of the plugin
description: "My plugin to do things"
# A longer and more detailed description of the plugin; use multiple
# lines as required for readability.
overview: >
My plugin does things. It can help your Jellyfin be more graceful.
Installing my plugin requires knowledge of flubber as required.
# The plugin category, in a general sense. These fields are dynamic.
category: "General"
# A list of built artifacts to be bundled into the ZIP for installation.
# Include the main output file, as well as any dependency `.dll`s that
# might be required for the plugin to run.
artifacts:
- "My.Plugin.File.dll"
# Build information values for the build infrastructure; these should
# not need to be changed usually.
build_type: "dotnet"
dotnet_configuration: "Release"
dotnet_framework: "netstandard2.0"