If a test pair dies during cleanup, this saves a bit of hassle trying to figure out which pair had the problem without having to dig through the gravestones.
* Move MapManager queries to SharedMapSystem
Moves all variants of FindGridsIntersecting/TryFindGridAt to SharedMapSystem
Hollows out the MapManager methods and converts them into relays to SharedMapSystem
* Move CreateGrid to SharedMapSystem
Moves the functionality for CreateGrid and its variants to SharedMapSystem
Hollows out the MapManager methods and converts them into relays for the SharedMapSystem methods
Obsoletes them too
Also moves over the GetAllMapGrids and GetAllGrids methods
* Move RaiseOnTileChanged to SharedMapSystem
Also moves the SuppressOnTileChanged flag member to SharedMapSystem
Hollows out and obsoletes the MapManager versions
* Move default value constants to SharedMapSystem
* Converts map pausing events into LocalizedEntityCommands
* Move MapManager related delegates/structs to SharedMapSystem
Moves the GridCreationOptions struct to the same namespace as SharedMapSystem and converts it into a record struct
Move the GridCallback delegates to the same namespace as SharedMapSystem
* Move CullDeletionHistory to SharedMapSystem
Well, that was less painful than I thought it would be
* Actually obsolete the NetworkedMapManager method
* Rename file
* Doc comments for new SharedMapSystem methods
* Doc comment
* Doc comments
* Fix access
* Purge all references to IMapManagerInternal
* Cull easy IMapManager references
* The rest
* Purge IMapManager
* Private internal FindGridsIntersecting method
* please die
* 41
* notes
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* [Dependency] source generator
No more reflection, no more codegen at runtime
Also various changes to Roslyn helpers to make this easier to write.
Requires all types with dependencies to be partial and not have readonly dependency fields. An analyzer enforces this at warning level, the previous injection strategies have remained in the code *for now* as a fallback.
No fallback is available for [field: Dependency] properties, due to a Roslyn bug.
Code Fixes exist. We love Roslyn
* Apply dependencies generator changes to all code
* Release notes
* Preprocessor got hands
* Handle nullable dependencies
These are bad but gotta deal with it.
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Moony <moony@hellomouse.net>
* Fine, let's not use collection expressions
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* WebSocket-based data transfer system
* Move resource downloads/uploads to the new transfer system
Should drastically increase the permitted practical size
* Transfer impl for Lidgren
* Async impl for receive stream
* Use unbounded channel for Lidgren
* Add metrics
* More comments
* Add serverside stream limit to avoid being a DoS vector
* Fix tests
* Oops forgot to actually implement sequence channels in NetMessage
* Doc comment for NetMessage.SequenceChannel
* Release notes
It apparently broke clean builds, as the dependencies aren't in the project asset list or something anymore. I tried to fix this, but it seems impossible to do without relying on .NET SDK internals, as there's no point in the NuGet graph walk process that seems cleanly extensible.
Instead let's just do the much dumber thing: a bunch of .props files for content to import. Hooray!
This also means that I have to go through and *explicitly* disable transitive dependencies everywhere in RT. This thankfully isn't too hard.
Robust.UnitTesting was both ALL tests for RT, and also API surface for content tests.
Tests are now split into separate projects as appropriate, and the API side has also been split off.
This is basically a lightweight marker type saying "this string contains markup". Intended to avoid injection accidents if people don't realize they should escape stuff.
This is a gigantic kerfuffle because Chromium expects a very specific directory & app bundle layout. Have to change a bunch of resource loading code to account for content development being launched from an app bundle, and also had to make automatic MSBuild tooling & a python script to generate such an app bundle
* jouneys-end
* test
* more tests
* test overkill
* i'm tired
* rip it out
* Keep method but mark it as obsolete
* Release notes
* grammar
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Applies when vsync is not enabled.
Had to shuffle stuff around to GameController since it involves the game loop.
The implementation isn't great and undershoots the target FPS value (because the OS overshoots the desired sleep value). I tried using SDL_DelayPrecise too but this causes significantly increased CPU usage probably because it spinwaits and all that nonsense, so I decided against it.
I don't know why I bothered to do this. I just got the idea in my head. Kinda feels like a waste of time, but there's no point not committing it at this point.
* feat: new method or aggregating multiple config changed subscriptions into one disposable object or more slim unsubscribing code
* refactor: moved nested private class declaration to bottom of class
* refactor: reusing stateful object in tests is not smart
* fix: invalid code for forming new array during InvokeList.Remove call
* refactor: extracted new sub-multiple builder into configuration manager extensions
* refactor: remove unused code
* refactor: removed UnSubscribeActionsDelegates
* refactor: whitespaces and renaming
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This massively reduces the file count of published SS14 builds by a few thousand, by combining YAML prototypes and Fluent files in the same folder into one file.
Vector3, Vector4, Matrix4, and Quaternion are now gone. Use System.Numerics instead.
This commit is just replacing usages, cleaning up using declarations, and moving over the (couple) helpers that are actually important.
