This commit adds Danger via GitHub Actions. Dangerfiles are ruby files
that have a DSL for interacting with GitHub. They can do arbitrary
things. See: https://danger.systems/reference.html
The point of this commit is to automate the process of asking people to
update the changelog. This is a really really annoying thing that we
have to do too often. Editing a pull request will automatically re-run
the check.
Truly trivial commits can be marked as trivial easily by using the
hashtag trivial in the PR body. This is really just useful for actually
trivial things. Most commits actually do need to have associated
changelog entries.
For the purposes of making it easier to understand, the Terraria Server
API is now being called "TShock Scaffold API." This is actually just an
elaborate measure so that TSAPI can be called TSAPI but to alleviate
some confusion.
Since this check is based on damage and healing amount is based on 20% of the damage, it makes more sense to skip the check if the player has ignoredamagecap (trustedadmin and higher).
This adds the follows permissions to the following items:
- tshock.tp.tppotion: Teleportation Potion
- tshock.tp.magicconch: Magic Conch
- tshock.tp.demonconch: Demon Conch
With 1.4.2.2, we no longer need to offer an escape hatch due to the
underlying bug involving godmode being permanently applied to local
players now having been fixed.
- The command now tells the user that the operation succeeded.
Previously it would be a silent command, potentially leaving the user
wondering if it worked
- Add /ungodme to allow unstucking godmode for involuntarily godmodded
characters
- Warn player about disabling Godmode before disconnecting
- Minor change to command format to reduce code copypaste.
- Previous Bouncer checks for GodMode (namely, Hurt) were removed.
- The command now uses the GodmodePower from core Terraria
- The toggle powers (which this command will now make use of) are now
reset on disconnect to prevent accidentally "gifting" godmode to an
unsuspecting player.
