CI: Add Portable plugin install to release#1289
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- Remove windows-installer in build folder if exists
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To test on windows : IF so : edit line 36 in installer-Windows.iss.in |
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Since changes with the OBS plugin-template, the default installation and packaging of the plugin have evolved and cannot be use easily for OBS portable (on Windows).
This PR aim to resolve this by providing a portable variant compatible with OBS portable installs.
Changes that created this issue :
Based on the great work of @CodeYan01 Following the issue raised on the OBS Plugin-template : obsproject/obs-plugintemplate#143
There are also some update on the way to upload the installer artifact (that might be dropped for clarity)
Address the problem reported at : #1283
The plugin files tree is different based on the install:
Manual (& Installer) plugin install
C:\ProgramData\obs-studio\plugins\distroav
(Actually using :
{commonappdata}\obs-studio\plugins\{#MyProjectName})|-distroav
|--bin
|---64bit
|----distroav.dll
|----distroav.pdb
|--data
|---locale
|----all the .ini language files
Expected plugin files tree on portable obs
obs-studio
|-obs-plugins
|--bin
|---64bit
|----distroav.dll
|----distroav.pdb
|--data
|---obs-plugins
|----distroav
|-----locale
|------all the .ini language files