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bugfix: fixed an issue that caused SUNSHINE_CLIENT_HDR to always be false #1537

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Description

Fixes an issue that caused the SUNSHINE_CLIENT_HDR setting to be always false.

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@cgutman cgutman force-pushed the fork/hdr_client_variable_fix branch from d0cea89 to ac81660 Compare August 15, 2023 01:51
@cgutman cgutman merged commit 06a6d94 into LizardByte:nightly Aug 15, 2023
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