v1.0.6

v1.0.6

🔄 Licensing

• The framework has been officially relicensed under "Meta Games LLC", replacing the previous "RAMPAGE Interactive" brand, which is now considered deprecated and inactive.

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Issue #15 Resolved: All remaining references to the outdated REPORT_FUNC debugging utility have been removed or refactored.
• Minor internal cleanup: Unused variables, obsolete references, and redundant requires were removed for better runtime stability and maintainability.

⚙️ Framework Enhancements

• Lifecycle Method Support: Both init and start methods for Services now support lowercase syntax, allowing for more flexibility in developer naming conventions.
• Client-Side Structure Updated:
  • The "Services" folder on the client has been renamed to "Controllers" to better reflect its purpose and distinguish it from server-side services.
  • Services loaded on the client are now also aliased as Controllers, supporting better organizational patterns in large-scale projects.
  • You can still use the old "Services" name on the client.

📦 Module Resolution

• New Require Aliases:
  • @/s → Maps to Wally ServerPackages, enabling cleaner and centralized module importing.
  • objects → Maps to the Objects directory under Knight, allowing simpler access to framework-defined objects and utilities.

⚠️ Error Handling Improvements

• The Knight.ErrorHandler.OnError event now emits a structured table instead of a tuple. This change allows for more descriptive and robust error logging.
  Example:

  ErrorHandler.OnError:Fire(child.Name, {
      runType = runType,
      isShared = Knight.IsShared,
      child = child,
      trace = trace,
      message = message,
      timestamp = os.time()
  })

🧩 Replication Enhancements

• Added a new ClientLoaded attribute under ReplicatedStorage, used to signal when the client has successfully loaded..

🛠 Miscellaneous

• Multiple require/import path adjustments to improve developer experience and enforce better separation between shared, client, and server modules.
• General codebase refinements, including formatting consistency, naming standardization, and performance tweaks.