00:34:26 <Eksell> Unstable branch on CRAWL.XTAHUA.COM updated to: 0.23-a0-470-g6f7cfd9 (34)
01:28:05 <Gretell> Unstable branch on crawl.develz.org updated to: 0.23-a0-470-g6f7cfd9 (34)
01:58:30 <Gretell> Windows builds of master branch on crawl.develz.org updated to: 0.23-a0-470-g6f7cfd9
02:49:02 <johnstein> is single-auth any further along than it was a few months ago? I've gotten two requests this week about people wanting to recover accounts on cbro with their nicks that someone else registered. (one wanted me to delete the data/games, so he could then register his nick fresh, but this isn't possible at all from what I know)
02:49:02 <Sequell> johnstein: You have 4 messages. Use !messages to read them.
02:50:42 <gammafunk> johnstein: there was talk about something less ambitious, single source registration, where registration happens from a central server and I think propogates to all the servers
02:50:54 <gammafunk> wouldn't help with the historical registrations though
02:53:25 <johnstein> gammafunk, btw on cao, I see mysqld running at 57% cpu. not sure if that's normal
02:53:40 <johnstein> oh. it's not doing it now
02:54:05 <johnstein> I think the webtiles python process is steady at 10-20%
02:54:06 <gammafunk> johnstein: people have been getting big lag spikes
02:54:26 <johnstein> and I see lots of crawl processes spiking at 50-70% but just for a moment
02:54:28 <johnstein> (in top)_
02:54:48 <johnstein> there's a root level python process that periodically hangs out at 26%
02:54:54 <johnstein> but sometimes disappears
02:55:26 <johnstein> but there's no stuck processes
02:59:33 <Gretell> Monster database of master branch on crawl.develz.org updated to: 0.23-a0-470-g6f7cfd9
03:01:41 <johnstein> maybe the server needs a reboot. I'm almost too nervous to even do that after the last time I royally screwed it up
03:02:10 <switch___> o_O
03:16:45 <gammafunk> johnstein: yeah, was wondering if it was some specific process causing a problem, but sounds like not
03:29:04 <minmay> I'm trying to compute average player attack damage without using fsim, but having trouble figuring out what to do about integer division. Take player_apply_weapon_skill, which multiplies by [huge random number] then divides by 2500
03:29:39 <Henzell> SplitArrow (L4 HOFi) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 219: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (D:2)
03:29:40 <Henzell> ixefo (L21 MiMo) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 219: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (Vaults:3)
03:29:40 <johnstein> ^status
03:29:41 <Henzell> acidosis1 (L12 GnSk) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 219: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (Lair:3)
03:29:48 <minmay> Because the division truncates, just naively taking [average huge random number]/2500 as the average value will be an overestimate
03:30:18 <johnstein> !lm ixefo x=src
03:30:19 <Sequell> 1129. [2018-11-26 08:29:35] [src=cao] ixefo the Bludgeoner (L21 MiMo of Ru) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 219: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (Vaults:3)
03:30:26 <johnstein> nice
03:30:34 <johnstein> when I logged out of cao it crashed some games
03:30:44 <johnstein> that's always a good sign
03:31:08 <minmay> I like how the place gets tacked onto the end
03:31:15 <minmay> makes it look like Vaults:3 is the unavailable resource
03:31:34 <minmay> sorry, someone else is doing Vaults:3, you'll have to wait till they go to another level
03:32:35 <gammafunk> johnstein: yeah, it's been doing that regularly
03:32:42 <gammafunk> doubt it's anything you've done
03:36:44 <johnstein> it lagged hard when I tried to exit
03:37:12 <johnstein> and as soon as it finally responded, I saw the errors here. but you are right, correlation doesn't always imply causation
03:37:38 <johnstein> just had to deny 3 people an account wipe/transfer request
03:38:05 <johnstein> and then realized that I replied using my main email account where the requests are forwarded to.
03:38:19 <johnstein> hopefully they aren't so mad that they sign me up for more spam.
03:38:55 <johnstein> it's still super impractical/impossible to delete accounts, right?
03:39:20 <johnstein> since it would require modifying logfiles/milestones, and I don't think there's a dgl command to delete users
04:16:49 -!- mike_ is now known as Guest5674
04:27:34 <TZer0> Just a quick question.. do we have any handling of GDPR?
04:41:08 <Henzell> Bcadren (L13 GrWn) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 219: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (Lair:4)
05:56:39 <gammafunk> johnstein: well deleting users from dgl is not too hard since it's just an sqlite database, but yeah deleting game records in terms of logfile/milestone entries is not practical
05:57:54 <gammafunk> ideally we'd be able to blacklist those games from sequell/CAO scoring though
06:01:55 <alexjurkiewicz> would be nice for accounts to not be so tied to account names
06:11:23 <Pinkbeast> TZer0: It's not clear there's a serious issue there since the only personal data held is email addresses and they are held for a defined purpose clearly stated up front. (Best resist the urge to helpfully email every user about anything whatsoever)
06:21:39 <Henzell> hjablowme (L16 DsGl) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 219: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (Spider:3)
06:21:40 <Henzell> HANFGEIST (L27 GnWz) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 219: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (Pan)
07:57:49 <Henzell> mti (L10 GrEE) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 207: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (D:8)
08:10:52 <Yermak> Do I report the following situation as a bug? While in Hell, I went down to 6 hp, blinked away and drank potion of heal wounds, which healed Me for 6. According to message log, I didn't get damaged in any way; I don't have 'potions are ineffective' mutation. There is only one instance in my rc, where I squelch messages, it's about Dith's shadow attacks mulching its ammunition.
10:05:43 <advil> what's up with CAO?
10:14:57 <johnstein> advil: dunno. I don't see any hung processes, but if I watch top for a bit, I do see several crawl processes spike up, along with the mysqld process, and a couple python processes (one of which looks like webtiles). but nothing sticks there for long
10:15:21 <advil> what about disk space?
10:16:39 <advil> though maybe that's not likely to cause that error
10:23:54 <advil> it's definitely laggy
10:24:20 <advil> maybe restart webtiles?
10:29:08 <advil> hm, am I misreading things or is the username "jewbanker" fairly antisemitic
10:39:59 <Henzell> thrig (L26 HuHu) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 219: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (Vaults:4)
10:51:20 <advil> I think the most likely cause is the webtiles server blocking while doing something else, not sure what (it'd be hard to figure out without access), but definitely buggy behavior. For that timeout to happen, the server has to flake out for ~60s
10:53:44 <advil> if anyone is currently logged in (johnstein?), could they check the webtiles logs for anything anomalous?
10:54:01 <advil> I think the webtiles server does need to be restarted
10:55:40 <geekosaur> I'd suspect mysqld needs to eb restarted, and it's milestone logging or other database access that is causing webtiles to hang?
10:55:58 <geekosaur> and console for that matter
10:56:27 <geekosaur> !lm thrig huhu x=tiles
10:56:28 <Sequell> 61. [2018-11-26 15:39:27] [tiles=false] thrig the Markshuman (L26 HuHu of Okawaru) ERROR in 'tileweb.cc' at line 219: Socket write error: Resource temporarily unavailable (Vaults:4)
10:56:29 <advil> yeah, it could be the db
10:56:57 <geekosaur> yeh, didn't think thrig would be a tiles player
10:57:30 <advil> I think the blocking is still on the webtiles server side though
10:57:42 <advil> not the crawl process
11:07:51 <espais> what would be the best/easiest way to add crawl mods (like quickcrawl) to a webtiles server?
11:16:05 <espais> i guess do i need to go through the rigamarole of the directories, creating a pull script similar to update-crawl-*-build.sh, etc, or can i simply clone their git repo and add an extra field to the server?
11:31:39 <ebering> advil: I don't think you're misreading things
12:10:10 <Henzell> Unstable branch on crawl.akrasiac.org updated to: 0.23-a0-470-g6f7cfd9 (34)
12:15:41 <floraline> espais: use the same crawl-git-repository. add their repo as a remote, checkout their branch, use update-stable and pass the branch name instead of version number
12:16:35 <floraline> espais: you have to check out the branch manually first but after that the update-stable will handle it
12:23:58 <espais> floraline: thanks, i'll give that a shot
12:24:34 <espais> is the remote repo an option in the crawl-git file?
12:24:44 <floraline> no you'll need to do it manually through git
12:25:16 <floraline> cd crawl-git-repository && git remote add ebering ebering/known-traps && git checkout -b known-traps ebering/known-traps
12:26:17 <floraline> then do all the steps to add a new stable version, you can now use known-traps instead of a version number 0.22
12:26:26 <espais> oh, neat
12:26:30 <espais> awesome, thank you :)
12:27:21 <floraline> sorry, i mistyped one. `remote add crawl https://github.com/crawl/crawl.git` or whatever repo you are adding
12:39:02 <floraline> espais: don't forget to git fetch before checkout
12:39:09 <floraline> fetch the remote
13:14:01 <switch___> so uhh
13:14:04 <switch___> how do we feel about unit tests
13:17:30 <geekosaur> somewhat difficult to accomplish usefully, but I don't think there's any philosophical opposition
13:18:34 <switch___> has anyone ever tried?
13:23:01 <advil> have you looked at "crawl-ref/source/test/"?
13:41:07 <switch___> yep
13:42:51 <switch___> but these tests run inside the actual game, right?
13:59:10 <ebering> switch___: "unit testing" at a per-function level for crawl would be quite challenging for the current codebase since it is very interlinked
14:00:37 <ebering> it is hard to isolate functions from the global state of the game (even ones that you expect should be isolated) or come up with reasonable dummy object defaults
14:03:28 <switch___> well, to be fair, "hard" sort of comes with the domain
14:04:42 <ebering> regression testing like in our crawl-ref/source/test/ folder is more useful; one could in principle design and architect a game codebase to be component-wise unit testable but ours isn't presently
14:06:46 <switch___> does anyone even run those tests?
14:06:52 <ebering> travis does
14:07:13 <switch___> oh, okay. that's decent, then
14:10:51 <ebering> hm actually it looks like travis is only currently running a subset
14:11:32 <ebering> oh no, it runs all of them
14:11:41 <switch___> it came to mind because of ancestor PR
14:11:46 <switch___> the logic wasn't terribly complicated
14:12:00 <switch___> but mapping it out on paper to make sure everything made sense made me feel like i was in the 70s
14:12:13 <advil> it should run everything but qw
14:12:22 <advil> some of the tests need a debug build to run though
14:13:31 <ebering> yeah, I was looking at the non debug build :P
14:58:35 <switch___> gammafunk: you missed a brief conversation about the possibility/value of unit testing. wanted to mention it since you're someone that might have insight
17:04:11 <switch___> yo i'm so fucking confused
17:05:41 <switch___> monster::can_drown() starts with a switch for mons_primary_habitat, which returns ht_land if the habitat is amphibious or amphibious_lava, which means can_drown() returns true for electric eels in my test
17:06:14 <switch___> obviously this isn't how the code actually works, but... what on earth is going on?
17:06:51 <alexjurkiewicz> there used to be monsters with much more granular handling of water, which is why it's complicated. But no idea on the specific question
17:07:08 <alexjurkiewicz> speaking of complicated code .... datafiles pr?
17:07:15 <switch___> i can't tell if my fake monster is the problem
17:07:21 <switch___> or if the code is doing exactly what it's supposed to
17:08:45 <switch___> the switch statement has a case for HT_AMPHIBIOUS, but HT_AMPHIBIOUS is explicitly changed to HT_LAND in the inner function
17:08:46 <switch___> who wrote this code
17:10:43 <switch___> https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/036aa52d93b748b787ed992bdcd8d5a47a75373d/crawl-ref/source/monster.cc#L326
17:10:45 <switch___> https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/036aa52d93b748b787ed992bdcd8d5a47a75373d/crawl-ref/source/mon-util.cc#L3350
17:12:26 <switch___> https://github.com/crawl/crawl/commit/5062277155103f5ec26a688f621ee94ef0addaa4 oh, okay, so it was added... randomly
17:17:15 <switch___> ... so can an electric eel drown?
17:29:04 <ZiBuDo> !messages
17:29:04 <Sequell> No messages for ZiBuDo.
17:31:43 <ebering> alexjurkiewicz: I think advil was in touch with server admins about pyyaml, but we've got a new one we need to check!
17:31:56 <ebering> floraline: does cko have pyyaml installed
17:34:41 <floraline> ebering: no it does not
17:35:02 <alexjurkiewicz> can it? <3
17:35:02 <floraline> what is it for?
17:35:12 <floraline> i can certainly install it
17:38:08 <ebering> floraline: alexjurkiewicz has a long awaited PR that moves a lot of spiecies and other specifcation into data files
17:38:21 <ebering> it adds pyyaml to crawl's build dependencies
17:40:21 <ebering> we've been holding off on merging datafiles in part to make sure that we don't break every server's build
17:43:11 <gammafunk> ebering: I was the one who contacted server admins about that, and yeah all current official ones have it
17:43:15 <gammafunk> ??pyyaml
17:43:15 <Sequell> I don't have a page labeled pyyaml in my learndb.
17:43:18 <gammafunk> er
17:43:19 <gammafunk> ??yaml
17:43:19 <Sequell> yaml[1/1]: Servers with pyyaml installed as reported by admins: CAO, CXC, LLD, CPO, CJR, CUE, CDO
17:43:51 <gammafunk> I think we were only waiting to make sure advil or someone else who understood the branch was around for any hicuups
17:44:06 <gammafunk> *hiccups
17:45:18 <floraline> ok, i've got pyyaml installed on cko
17:45:39 <gammafunk> nice
17:45:55 <gammafunk> !learn edit yaml s/$/, CKO; all servers have pyyaml installed!/
17:45:56 <Sequell> yaml[1/1]: Servers with pyyaml installed as reported by admins: CAO, CXC, LLD, CPO, CJR, CUE, CDO, CKO; all servers have pyyaml installed!
17:46:22 <gammafunk> not really related to this, but I think cao might need a reboot
17:47:17 <gammafunk> rax: there have been intermittant lag spikes as well as webtiles crashes over the last couple weeks, not sure if WebTiles server needs a restart or if the server itself does, but johnstein couldn't find anything obviously wrong
17:47:25 <gammafunk> rax: on CAO, that is
18:00:44 <Rast2> I experienced this on console as well, multiple spikes.
18:01:00 <Rast2> and one time where I lost about 10 turns progress after landing on a new level. no big deal
18:01:12 <Rast2> the spikes were pretty bad tho
18:10:01 <gammafunk> maybe |amethyst can take a look at some point, but otherwise I'll send rax an email
18:10:18 <gammafunk> and not a !tell !
18:22:47 <Lantell> Unstable branch on underhound.eu updated to: 0.23-a0-470-g6f7cfd9739 (34)
19:24:09 <espais> !tell floraline sorry, i ran into an issue.  when attempting to run the update-stable for the fork i want to run, i get a 'Bad crawl version'
19:24:10 <Sequell> espais: OK, I'll let floraline know.
19:24:45 <espais> floraline: basically i updated all the dgl files as specified, then did this in the crawl-git-repository directory
19:24:48 <espais> git remote add quick_crawl https://github.com/aegolden/crawl.git
19:24:53 <espais> git fetch
19:25:20 <espais> git checkout -b quick_crawl
19:25:26 <espais> then ran the update-stable from dgl
19:44:06 <floraline> !tell espais you need to update the regex VERS_RE at the top of update-crawl-stable-build.sh, it will look something like ^[0-9]+.[0-9]+$|^quick_crawl$
19:44:06 <Sequell> floraline: You have 1 message. Use !messages to read it.
19:44:07 <Sequell> floraline: OK, I'll let espais know.
21:40:03 <espais> floraline: thanks for the help so far, thinking i'm making a slight bit of progress
21:40:04 <Sequell> espais: You have 1 message. Use !messages to read it.
21:40:06 <espais> !messages
21:40:07 <Sequell> (1/1) floraline said (1h 56m 1s ago): you need to update the regex VERS_RE at the top of update-crawl-stable-build.sh, it will look something like ^[0-9]+.[0-9]+$|^quick_crawl$
21:40:36 <espais> i updated the regex to be a conditional
21:40:46 <espais> so it either looks for the version number or an exact match with quick_crawl
21:41:58 <espais> hopefully the last error now :/
21:42:00 <espais> ;;;; Updating git repository /home/crawl-dev/dgamelaunch-config/crawl-build/crawl-git-repository Already on 'quick_crawl' There is no tracking information for the current branch. Please specify which branch you want to merge with. See git-pull(1) for details.      git pull <remote> <branch>  If you wish to set tracking information for this branch you can do so with:      git branch --set-upstream-to=<remote>/<branch> quick_crawl
21:42:19 <floraline> you checked out the branch incorrectly
21:43:05 <floraline> since you already made that error, you can fix it using the command it gives you there: git branch --set-upstream-to=quick_crawl/quick_crawl quick_crawl
21:43:33 <floraline> it's a bit confusing since you named your remote quick_crawl
21:43:50 <espais> oh i was trying to match the remote branch
21:44:23 <espais> i saw that bit of code and was thinking that it was something related to pushing so i didn't run it, stupid me
21:44:23 <floraline> you said before that you ran `git checkout -b quick_crawl`, this created a new branch from whatever you currently had checked out
21:44:29 <floraline> you wanted to run `git checkout -b quick_crawl quick_crawl/quick_crawl` to indicate that it is tracked by that remote branch
21:45:03 <floraline> you could either delet the branch and try again or just run that set-upstream-to that it wants you to do
21:46:14 <espais> i think i'll delete the local branch as i've mucked it up good and proper
21:46:36 <floraline> i suggest changing the name of your remote as well
21:46:39 <espais> (i tried running the set-upstream-to and it was fairly borked as well)
21:46:59 <espais> ok so just for my edification
21:47:08 <espais> the remote branch is named quick_crawl in aegolden's fork
21:47:15 <espais> so what i should do after deleting the local
21:47:26 <espais> `git remote add quick_crawl https://github.com/aegolden/crawl.git`
21:47:32 <espais> `git fetch`
21:47:42 <espais> `git checkout -b quick_crawl_local`
21:47:52 <espais> then run dgl
21:48:07 <floraline> you'll have the same problem if you do that
21:48:21 <ebering> espais: there are two things here. branch in a repo and your local short name for the remote repo
21:48:31 <ebering> when you do git remote add name url you are setting the latter
21:49:04 <espais> oh so i have it backwards
21:49:09 <floraline> git remote add aegolden https://github.com/aegolden/crawl.git && git fetch aegolden && git checkout -b quick_crawl aegolden/quick_crawl
21:49:12 <espais> sigh, i should know git by now
21:49:20 <espais> thanks for your help/patience
21:49:41 <floraline> it's OK i literally just learned how to do this yesterday
21:49:55 <floraline> the many steps can be confusing when you aren't used to them
21:50:05 <floraline> i believe those commands above are what you want to run
21:50:13 <espais> trying them now
21:50:28 <espais> i'm just mainly familiar with the clone/push, none of the branching has sunk in yet
21:50:48 <espais> holy crap it's compiling
21:50:50 <espais> <3
21:50:56 <floraline> great :)
21:51:36 <Cheibriados> 03gammafunk02 07* 0.23-a0-471-g87d5157: Fix some lua loot definitions 10(2 days ago, 1 file, 2+ 2-) 13https://github.com/crawl/crawl/commit/87d5157cd8e9
21:51:36 <Cheibriados> 03gammafunk02 07* 0.23-a0-472-gdb311f7: Update marker info in the DES syntax guide 10(3 weeks ago, 1 file, 5+ 14-) 13https://github.com/crawl/crawl/commit/db311f7933af
21:51:36 <Cheibriados> 03gammafunk02 07* 0.23-a0-473-gc8aadda: Update comments describing the Branch struct 10(3 weeks ago, 1 file, 2+ 1-) 13https://github.com/crawl/crawl/commit/c8aadda88e65
21:57:21 <ebering> gammafunk: I don't want to steel your thunder in discord with the reveal
21:57:23 <ebering> https://gist.github.com/ebering/a3a2331729924c88f39949655c4adc8c
21:57:27 <ebering> so I'll send these here
21:57:38 <ebering> some sketches based on my interpretation of your first sketch
21:57:47 <ebering> slightly less branching (one choice usually) but less information about it
21:58:01 <ebering> and hewing closer to the architectural theme of labs
21:58:56 <gammafunk> ebering: yeah, that's cool; some of this would require a bit of generalization of what I have; looking at those briefly, some are similar to ideas for variants I had of my concept too
21:59:30 <gammafunk> it sort of depends on whether you want to go with my "arena" style fight idea where the monster choices are pretty specific
21:59:41 <gammafunk> or I should say, the monsters in each arena are pretty specific
22:00:04 <gammafunk> I have all these fights described in data; you could use these sets of monsters for vaults like what you have there
22:00:26 <gammafunk> which I think that would work pretty well in general
22:00:37 <gammafunk> depends on what all you'd like to have encounter-wise
22:00:46 <gammafunk> but maybe I'll push what I have any you can take a closer look
22:01:48 <ebering> yeah, I hadn't thought much about the encounters inside
22:01:57 <ebering> just the shape, and the idea of a sequence of encounters
22:04:45 <floraline> is it possible to reload webtiles cache/config without downtime?
22:05:43 <gammafunk> ebering: what I can do is try to do make my next maps after the main one based on your layout; I'm not dead set on my current map being the final form, but I do like the multiple choice aspect
22:05:54 <gammafunk> And there's one big question about this portal, what to do about teleport
22:06:22 <gammafunk> since it would be favorable to use teleport to access more areas (even though that is risky, of course)
22:06:48 <gammafunk> we can simply allow the player to take on that risk, but we could disable teleport effects specifically
22:07:03 <ebering> I was thinking about that
22:07:13 <ebering> one idea I had was to tag everything except the final fight no-tele-into
22:07:20 <ebering> so that teleport works... once
22:07:24 <ebering> dunno how to communicate that
22:07:43 <gammafunk> heh, yeah, I thought about that too, but it is of course pretty spoilery
22:07:43 <gammafunk> obviously we could have warnings in place
22:07:47 <gammafunk> but I'm not sure it's better than just preventing teleport
22:09:41 <ebering> gammafunk: in terms of adding more choices, I think a concentric rings/classical labyrinth could easily be tweaked to make more choices in the sequencing
22:09:47 <ebering> I just didn't do it :P
22:10:15 <ebering> celtic square style lab patterns seem good for this
22:10:22 <gammafunk> yeah, that's probably true, but it also possibly limits what happens in the arenas themselves
22:10:31 <gammafunk> I'll let you take a look at the arenas I've made
22:10:44 <Jorgrell> Unstable branch on crawl.jorgrun.rocks updated to: 0.23-a0-473-gc8aadda88e (34)
22:10:53 <gammafunk> most are pretty simple and not too special; half are adaptations of nicolaes lab subvaults and a couple simple ones by me
22:11:04 <gammafunk> but it's a subvault style of randomization that adds a lot of nice variation
22:11:17 <gammafunk> so any layout that could be more interesting yet accomodate this would be nice
22:11:42 <gammafunk> mine is a simple "tree" and not as thematic as what you're proposing, but it does work well
22:12:15 <gammafunk> possible that my arenas could be a bit smaller to accomodate different layout, but if they get too small they're not very interesting arenas
22:12:37 <gammafunk> god, took me forever to find these removed lines in this diff, for the love of sif
22:14:37 <ebering> I haven't worked with subvaults much and didn't look into how they worked before sketching beyond trying to make sure there were congruent chunks
22:14:49 <ebering> but I don't know if the builder can rotate subvaults
22:15:21 <espais> floraline: it works!!
22:15:29 <espais> thank you soooooooooOOOOOOOO much :D
22:16:18 <gammafunk> ebering: yes, it can rotate them, and depending on what orientation aspects you may need, you have to do things to prevent this; you can see a bit more how they work from what I'll be pushing
22:16:26 <floraline> espais: happy to hear that :)
22:16:56 <ebering> ok good, I was hoping that was the case
22:18:26 <espais> if this current trend of forking and adding wild functionalities to crawl becomes common (just noticing because i'm seeing all the YT'ers playing mods) it might not be a bad idea to update the guide
22:18:50 <espais> i haven't had much drive to play hellcrawl or bloatcrawl or any of the forks, but quickcrawl seemed perfect for a quick lunchtime thing
22:21:49 <gammafunk> Yeah, I think we have some better documentation to that end espais
22:22:25 <gammafunk> But it's still going to require a lot of digging due to the size of the codebase and how much of it is very lightly documented.
22:36:17 <floraline> ebering: my game just crashed in known-traps, falling down a shaft
22:36:21 <espais> moreso just how to build webtiles with forks, that's all gammafunk :)
22:43:10 <ebering> floraline: thanks for letting me know
22:43:36 <ebering> floraline: were you moving with shift?
22:44:52 <floraline> ebering: auto-explore
22:45:05 <floraline> ebering: https://crawl.kelbi.org/crawl/morgue/floraline/crash-floraline-20181127-033104.txt
22:50:37 <ebering> &rc floraline
22:50:39 <Sequell> https://crawl.kelbi.org/crawl/rcfiles/crawl-git/floraline.rc
22:51:27 <ebering> what's the default explore_delay on cko?
22:52:25 <floraline> i have no idea, i have not changed that
22:52:31 <ebering> ok
23:37:55 <ebering> somehow a fixedvector of length 17 is getting an out of bound dereference