SC2 client now relies almost entirely on the map file and server for the locations and just facilitates them, should make it significantly more resilient to objectives being added or removed
* SC2: fix client crash on printjson messages with more [ than ]
* SC2: move text to queue, that actually clears memory
* SC2: Announce which mission is being loaded
Co-authored-by: black-sliver <59490463+black-sliver@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix import order
* lazy import shutil
* lazy import jellyfish (also speed-up by 0.8%, probably because of inlining)
* yaml:
* explicitely call Loader UnsafeLoader
* use CDumper, twice as fast
* stop leaking leak imported names load and load_all
* open_file: use absolute path
* replace quotes in touched code
* add some typing in touched code
* stringify type hinting for non-imports
* %s/.format -> f
* freeze safe_builtins
* remove double-caching in get_options()
* get rid of some warnings
* Clients: some improvements
SNIClient is the only client that uses slow_mode, so its definition should be moved there.
type info for CommandProcessor was int for some reason.
Moved a lot of type info from init to class body, making it easier for type checkers to find.
getLogger("") and getLogger(None) is technically different, just happens that our root logger is "", fixed it in case of future confusion though.
* Logging: log that init_logging was run and what the current AP version is.
* add support for other java/forge versions
* fix fetching correct mod for specified version.
* add support for other java/forge versions
* fix fetching correct mod for specified version.
* convert MinecraftClient.py to read forge versions from Randomizer Mod Repo.
* add minecraft_versions.json to gitignore.
* remove redundant json import
* update host to release.
add forge checking,
fixed duplicated code due to merge.
* clerify that beta channel will most likely make games no longer playable on release channel
* convert commetns to docstrings.
GPL -> BSD2Clause and should be faster though I haven't tested it myself and just trusted people on the internet.
Jellyfish also allows us access to many more algorithms should they be any better. Trying out Jaro distance now instead of Levenshtein.
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black-sliver
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