basic guide and some troubleshooting
It's not like most people read these commit logs anyway, first person to notice this gets a 10 dollar amazon voucher, pm me in irc with the commit hash.
* Tiles are now (mostly) pooled objects
Floors no longer have a builtin_tile, but instead use PoolOrNew().
Also added a do-nothing SSpool so you can inspect the global pool.
* Entries for time keeping
* MORE STATISTICS
* Stat tracking, auto filling
* Code review I
* Code review II
* Code review III
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rscadd: For extra observer drama, ghosts can now visibly see the
countdown of various explosives.
/🆑
- Also updates my build script to take account of the move of dm.sh
Tools (tgui and changelog) are split out into their own build and are not
installed/built in the standard per map build, this should give developers
better visibility on if it's a tool breakage, or their code is faulty
This also moves most of the travis related scripts into a single folder
this is entirely for sanity reasons, they've also all be made user
executeable
There is no reason to build tests on these as they are automated
and not often checked, plus, they do not modify code and the
changelog yaml should already be verified when it was merged
[ci skip]
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rscadd: Admins are now notified if a megafauna uses a wormhole or a
shuttle.
rscadd: A new Shuttle Manipulator verb has been added for quick access
to probably the best and most bugfree feature on /tg/.
/🆑
Megafauna adminnotifies on portal TP
Standard shuttle names and logging
Also ignore .mdme files
Muh commit
Actually works and stuff
* Starting out on our tgui journey
* God tgui, why do you need to be updated
You're dynamically generated anyway
* Commit of stuff
* Further progress is being made
* Everyone loves buildscripts
* Further modifications to my incredible running script
* Starting to modify the minimap code to be better
* It's going well thusfar, I guess
* What have I done
* RIP minimap
* FUN FUN FUN FUN FUN
* Adds shuttle_manipulator.dmi
MUH HOLOGRAMS
* Is it done? IS IT OVER
* Peer review
* Some bug fixes
* Makes that damn greentext shut up
* Shuttle registration
* Made the Emergency Escape Bar more robust
No climbing on the bar.
* Do not stare into the operation end of the device
* Compile shame
* THE MOST DUMB
* Passive barmaiden
* Emergency shuttle memes
* MORE SAFETY CODE
* Fancy shuttle manipulator icons
* Smoothing it out
* We are going to have a lot of fun with this one
* Independent blobbernauts
* WABBAJACK WABBAJACK
* Message for attempting to authenticate old style
* Angry alert noise is back
* Revert "Independent blobbernauts"
This reverts commit 34d6af7c9c88cfc2864990cb37b586bb90163dd3.
* No parrot sleep plz
* Moves the special shuttle stuff to special.dm
* No Bartender like a Centcom Bartender
* Non-controversial map changes
- Backup shuttle moved closer to Centcom main structure, docking tube
created
- Moved shuttle import landmark to above Centcom main building
- Added shuttle displays to Conference Room
- Squashed the Chapel a bit in Metastation
- Made the docking port on Z2 massive
- Made the docking port on Metastation a lot larger
* Hacks and slashes at Box
A bunch of things are extended and squashed so Box shuttle dock can
support the MetaStation emergency shuttle.
* Some Metastationshit
* Never ending changes
* Wabbajack to TGM
* Modified the bar, I think that's all of them
* Stops Barmaiden wandering around
* More code review
* Whitspace, the bane of us all
* DIE WHITESPACE DIE
I already use this, but it occurred to me that without hooksecret, that somebody could craft a fake event with a "changelog" and a `$payload['pull_request']['base']['repo']['url']` set to a script they controlled, and use that to extract the private key.
* Progress bar for when reading in larger runtimes.
* Runtimes with identical text but from separate procs (ie, the million of null.name runtimes we have) are now considered separate runtimes.
* Speed was improved by using pointers for the line holders so we don't copy the characters as we move to the next line needlessly and by not using pointers for the stored runtimes so they can be searched and accessed quicker (cpucache)
* File read rate was massively improved by using a buffered read rather then file.getline() to lower on IO calls. It will now read 512KiB at a time and filter the lines from that buffer as it goes along.
* Pressing just enter at the exit prompt will now be recognized properly.
You can now use -t <int> to determine how many weeks back the
generated html changelog should go. The default is set to 4
Long form of the argument is supported as --time-period
