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Can you send a debug log from a spikolodon spike fight?

https://github.com/kolmafia/kolmafia/pull/1049

This is king-shit. Fix incoming

I would have these order from Store 9, Store 9 and Store 5 then 9. Just to avoid numbers changing under our feet. By which I mean, these need to have significant buffers if possible. I really don't like this change.

If they would like us to respect those sorts of things, some sort of mall API would be a good sign. Have marked this as Feature: Rejected.

my_path_id() isn't going anywhere, but there should now be deprecation messages when using them

Thanks! That code snippet will not do what you think, but I will fix the issue regardless.

Thanks! Fixed

We'll soon be merging code adding a new enumerated type to ASH (and JavaScript!). A few functions will become redundant (path_name_to_id, path_id_to_name and my_path_id) and you'll see warnings in your GCLI when running code that uses them. I'd like to merge this in around 11 hours (9pm in the...

This now works with `drink stillsuit distillate`

Not only can I fix it, but I can write a test too!

And thank you for your PR!

It's not a thing yet

I can't work out why this would be and its hard to reproduce, but if I briefly lose connectivity my scripts will often hang in a fight (and are uninterruptable using the escape key). I realised recently that visiting any page using the relay browser kicks them off again as if nothing happened...

Yeah it was my bad. Just a "quick change" that I thought I'd make while doing something else important has caused you and Ryo to have to make 3-4 hotfix PRs for which I am both sorry and embarrassed! I've merged that PR ahead of a test that you could write if you wish because its causing active...

We could run them in order and random order, concurrently

Probably setting TimeZone.setDefault(TimeZone.getTimeZone("UTC")); before will work

I wrote these tests and remember wondering if they'd break in Australia. They were too important not to have at the time though. I'll have to put some thought into them

I don't think this is a design choice of course, we just have a configuration issue

Agreed. I found a test recently that passed despite defective code due to ordering.