remove an environment variable from jellyfin that is no longer valid post 10.9.0 #2868
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…post 10.9.0 Signed-off-by: Justin Sievenpiper <justin@sievenpiper.co>
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Thanks for this contribution! We've adopted this change in the private mirror and it should be rolled out soonish. https://github.com/chainguard-images/images/actions/runs/10269701405 |
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An environment variable
DOTNET_SYSTEM_GLOBALIZATION_INVARIANTsupplied to the image can prevent syncing from occurring correctly.jellyfin/jellyfin#12009 provides a screenshot of documentation highlighting this, but I failed to find the original source. I can confirm removing it manually (by overriding the env var to empty) does seem to fix syncing 👍🏾