Add WoW: Forever support - #31
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10-10: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe unsuffixed
DisenchantBuddy.toclacks a Retail-compatible interface value, but the project explicitly does not plan to support Retail.The repository includes TOC manifests for Vanilla (11509), TBC (20506), Wrath (38002), Cata (40402), and Mists (50503, 50504), but no suffixed manifest for Retail or Forever. The unsuffixed
DisenchantBuddy.tocserves as the fallback for any client flavor without a matching suffix. Since no_Retail.tocexists, Retail clients would load the unsuffixed manifest. The declared interface value16001falls within the WoW Forever range (16000–19999) but not the Retail range; a Retail client would report the addon as out of date.However,
README.md:20explicitly lists "Retail ❌ (not planned)". The TOC comment itself acknowledges this pattern—it notes that projects supporting both Forever and Retail (such as Auctionator) list multiple interface versions in a comma-separated list in the unsuffixed manifest. The current implementation appears consistent with an intentional decision to exclude Retail clients.The factual claim about the version mismatch is correct. Whether fixing it is required depends on whether Retail support is intended.
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- Line 10: The unsuffixed DisenchantBuddy.toc intentionally targets WoW Forever,
and Retail support is explicitly not planned; leave its interface value
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@BreakBB pretty small compatibility fixes if I could please get your review🙏 I'm also cooking up a separate PR to expose a |
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Omg @derek-etherton I totally missed this PR, sorry and thank you for the reminder! And first and foremost: Thank you SO much for taking the time to make DisenchantBuddy compatible with WoW Forever! 🥳 I am neck deep and fully focused on getting Questie in the best shape possible before the release so DisenchantBuddy was off the table till things cool down over there. But now that you looked into it, that took a lot of work off me! I'll try to get it reviewed, merged and released as fast as I can! |
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The changes look pretty good already. Just some minor nitpicking. Would be great if you could clean that up, if not I will once I'll have time 👌🏻 Thank you very much again, highly appreciated!
…c files, and just build number in GameVersions.lua
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Adds support for the WoW: Forever beta client.
From testing and looking at other addons like Auctionator, it seems our only recourse for detecting game version is to use both the
WOW_PROJECT_ID(matches retail) and the build number. It's possible Blizzard will change this on release.Primarily swaps out some replaced classic methods with their retail equivalents, since Forever seems to use retail as a base. Totally understand if you aren't interested in layering this support in at this time given the parallel compatibility headaches.
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