In case the user config file has to be updated, the file needs to get reset.
While doing the reset, the already loaded internal state of the config got also reset, but was never updated again.
Due to this, the internal state of the config was the default config reference until the next server startup
Regression introduced with a31446557d.
* Set graphql logs to error level
Set log level for loggers with names
- ExecutionStrategy (spams logs with "... completing field ...")
- notprivacysafe (logs every received request up to 4 times (received, parse, validate, execute))
* Extract logic to get logger for name into function
* Add function to set log level for a logger
* Add settings to enable graphql debug logging
* Add "uiName" to WebUI enum
* Add "Custom" WebUI to enum
* Rename "WebUI" enum to "WebUIFlavor"
* Add "WebUIInterface" enum
* Add query for server settings
* Add mutation for server settings
* Add mutation to reset the server settings
* Only update the config in case the value changed
In case the value of the config is already the same as the new value of the state flow, it is not necessary to update the config file
* Make server config value changes subscribable
* Make server config value changes subscribable - Update usage
* Add util functions to listen to server config value changes
* Listen to server config value changes - Auto backups
* Listen to server config value changes - Auto global update
* Listen to server config value changes - WebUI auto updates
* Listen to server config value changes - Javalin update ip and port
* Listen to server config value changes - Update socks proxy
* Listen to server config value changes - Update debug log level
* Listen to server config value changes - Update system tray icon
* Update config values one at a time
In case settings are changed in quick succession it's possible that each setting update reverts the change of the previous changed setting because the internal config hasn't been updated yet.
E.g.
1. settingA changed
2. settingB changed
3. settingA updates config file
4. settingB updates config file (internal config hasn't been updated yet with change from settingA)
5. settingA updates internal config (settingA updated)
6. settingB updates internal config (settingB updated, settingA outdated)
now settingA is unchanged because settingB reverted its change while updating the config with its new value
* Always add log interceptor to OkHttpClient
In case debug logs are disabled then the KotlinLogging log level will be set to level > debug and thus, these logs won't get logged
* Rename "maxParallelUpdateRequests" to "maxSourcesInParallel"
* Use server setting "maxSourcesInParallel" for downloads
* Listen to server config value changes - downloads
* Always use latest server settings - Browser
* Always use latest server settings - folders
* [Test] Fix type error
* Setup "logback" to write to file
To be able to dynamically set the log file save location, logback has to be setup via code instead of a config file
* Log OkHttp via logback
Otherwise, the logs would only get written to the console and thus, not be included in the log file
* Init logback
Has to be done after the config was loaded, otherwise, the root directory would be unknown.
Moved the log of the loaded config to the "applicationSetup" since otherwise, the log would not be included in the log file
The server reference config file was only able to be read while in dev mode.
Using the build jar, the content of the file was empty, since in the build jar resources aren't actual files anymore, instead they are streams.
This caused the user config content to be replaced with an empty string.
Currently, the "UserConfig" was created in case it was missing.
But in case settings changed (added/removed), an already existing "UserConfig" never reflected these changes and thus, was out of date
schroda