All 9 June cleaver choices are now configurable in GUI #819
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There's a query on kolmafia.us about how the June cleaver choice adventures stop automation and there is no way to configure them. Somebody responded by instructing them to figure out which choice adventures they are, what the various options do, and then to manually set properties in the gCLI.
We considered making those configurable, but you are required to put a default into defaults.txt.
We punted on that since there is not an obvious "best default".
There are two possibilities.
Default of 4 means "skip this choice". If we choose that, you can automate right out the box without having to think about what you want. But you will miss a lot of free stats/adventures/meat/items.
Default of 0 means "show in browser". (You don't actually have to do that; you can do "choice X" in the gCLI to submit the choice.) This will stop automation, but it will remind you that maybe you want to configure June cleaver choices. You can do that, get out of the choice (browser or gCLI "choice" command), and restart automation.
I decided that default of 0 is better. It will force you - once - to set the choices to suit your tastes, rather than simply getting nothing. Heck, you may choose to set (some) of the adventures to "Do Nothing" since you only want to react to others. But that will be the user's decision.