Sapphire v2.6.007 - fix redundant expander bug#937
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In some cases, users experienced Echo or Empath creating a redundant expander module, even when there was already the correct module in place. The patch would continue to accumulate extra expander modules in some cases. This maintenance release fixes this one issue. For more details, see: cosinekitty/sapphire#193
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Here we go again with broken tools. |
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Yeah I keep restarting the failed builds, but they won't finish :( |
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It has been a few days. Maybe it is worth trying again? |
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I know this is very soon after Sapphire v2.6.006, but a user found a bug that I wanted to fix and release before creating any more modules/features.
In some cases, users experienced Echo or Empath creating a redundant expander module, even when there was already the correct module in place. The patch would continue to accumulate extra expander modules in some cases.
This Sapphire release includes just the single bug fix.