Allow tracks in event asset upload #698
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Old logic dictates that media of type track cannot be in the asset upload tab of the event details or new event wizard. Since subtitles are now tracks, this logic finally breaks. Instead of relying on checking for type track to differentiate between options for source upload and asset upload, this commit instead uses the key in the list provider that is there for this exact purpose.
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Old logic dictates that media of type track cannot be in the asset upload tab of the event details or new event wizard. Since subtitles are now tracks, this logic finally breaks.
Instead of relying on checking for type track to differentiate between options for source upload and asset upload, this commit instead uses the key in the list provider that is there for this exact purpose.
To review this, you will need an Opencast with Asset Upload configured. Check the Opencast docs on how to do that https://docs.opencast.org/develop/admin/#configuration/admin-ui/asset-upload/#manual-asset-upload. This changes behaviour for both the event details and the create event dialog.
Fixes #694.