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Not so much invalid date, but invalid certificate - because it was only valid until yesterday. Certificates need to be periodically renewed. The "industry practice" for this used to be "new certificate every two years", but now we see pushed towards shortening this, possibly way down to "every...

Any progress on this? It's been almost a month, and https is still not even enabled (the server isn't listening on the port), as far as my browser can tell.

Observed: classskills.txt line 494 has a space between skill id and skill name (Paul's Passionate Pop Song). Expected: should be a tabulator instead, like all the other skills around it.

Off the side of my head, that looks like your mac has an obsolete version of java.

... because they are on GitHub and not SourceForge?

Didn't the old server have working https? The new one doesn't seem to.

Rollover generally starts around UTC 3:30 (whcih is exactly midnnight in UTC-0330), give or take a couple (dozen) seconds, so basing it off "GMT-0330" is as close as we will get. It also lasts a nontrivial time, so it always *ends* after UTC 3:30. (UTC is almost the same as GMT, but IMAO more...

That would be nice. (also the burning newspaper derivatives, which "break" on rollover. They are why I forbid foldables - I don't want to spend (currently) 40k meat on something that's considered free).

BTW, I only recently realized there's a checkbox for that. I normally don't see it, because the maximizer's window pops out too small to fit the checkbox in, so it doesn't appear unless I resize the window (which I often do just to see more suggestions at a time, and give more room for the...

Not according to what I see in the code. Acquire (aka retrieve?) know how to create, but neither knows how to fold.

The first NPE is in "selected.requestFocus()" in int currentTabIndex = KoLDesktop.INSTANCE.tabs.getSelectedIndex(); if ( tabIndex == currentTabIndex ) { JComponent selected = (JComponent)KoLDesktop.INSTANCE.tabs.getSelectedComponent(); selected.requestFocus(); } which at least...

That's usually true, but at this moment the latest stable build (on sourceforge) is only two weeks old, which makes it only *slightly* old, and not yet ancient! It has (I presume) the current iotm, at least. But not crimbo places.

That has likely all to do with starting new session(s), rather than build version.

That's one of those things that Cannot Happen (tm) (r) (c), unless there's something seriously wrong with your computer, or java, or at least something like suddenly not having enough memory. I don't think we got anywhere the last time this happened to somebody.

I just got 30 crystalline cheer from a cheer wine, so that's a half-confirm?

I am definitely running at least the part that sets KolConstants.REVISION (currently at "18292M"). Until I started doing that, every script using "since" would complain (unless I made it pass the check anyway).

This change makes it work for me. (are you running builds with KolConstants.RELEASED=false? Or maybe it's something with how I build from svn ...)

Ezandora's guide has since 17.6; Trying to activate it prints "Unexpected error, debug log printed." in the gCLI. The exception is an outofboundsexception at net.sourceforge.kolmafia.textui.Parser.enforceSince(Parser.java:4431) The line in question: currentVersion =...

Yes. You need \\ in the source file to put a \ in the actual string value. And you need \* in the actual string value to match a literal asterisk. The second asterisk is just the normal greedy quantifier - match zero or more instances of the preceding "literal asterisk" (so it will match texts...

regex has: align="center"> page has: align="center" colspan="1"> And the * is handled by: \\** (zero or more asterisks). So you probably want something like: (\\*|‡)* (modulo correct quoting and grouping)