v1.0.2

Changelog

Release notes for Warband.pro Companion. The packager sends the section matching the tag to CurseForge, Wago, and WoWInterface verbatim, so this is what players read — not the commit log.

The release workflow greps for ## [1.0.1] exactly. A tag without a matching heading here fails the release before anything is published. Write the section first, then tag.

Format follows Keep a Changelog.
Versions follow semver, with the wire format as the thing being versioned:

• MAJOR — wb1! → wb2!. The website rejects old strings with "update your addon".
• MINOR — a new optional field or capture. The website still reads older bundles.
• PATCH — a fix. Payload shape unchanged.

The wire contract itself is specified in docs/CONTRACT.md.

Unreleased

[1.0.2] — 2026-08-20 — fix the empty export box

If /warband gave you an empty box on 1.0.0 or 1.0.1, this is the fix. Update and it works.

• Empty export box fixed. The panel would say "Could not build the bundle" and hand you nothing, no matter how many characters were stored. The addon vendors LibDeflate to compress your bundle, and on any client where another addon had already registered LibDeflate first, ours never reached the addon and compression could not run. That is the common case, not the rare one — LibDeflate ships inside a lot of addons. We now fall back to the copy already loaded.
• /warband status says why a build failed. The panel points at status for the detail, and status was not showing it. A failed bundle now prints its reason on its own line.
• WoWInterface placeholder removed from the .toc. It was set to 00000. Harmless while no WoWInterface token exists, but the moment one was added the packager would have attempted an upload to a project that does not exist and failed the release instead of skipping the site.
• Docs. /warband dump was documented in the README and wiki but has never existed. Removed. Wiki troubleshooting also gave the wrong cause for an empty string and now leads with /warband status.

No wire format change. Still wb1!, still v: 1, and warband.pro reads 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 bundles exactly as before.

One correction to the 1.0.0 notes: this addon still ships no LibStub and registers nothing with it, but it will now read one that another addon provides, which is what the fix above does.

1.0.1 — 2026-08-19 — wire CurseForge auto packaging

• Set ## X-Curse-Project-ID: 1660174 so BigWigs packager targets the real CurseForge project instead of placeholder 000000. Enables CurseForge automatic packaging via org secret CF_API_KEY.
• No code changes, no wire format change, still wb1!.

1.0.0 — 2026-08-19 — Warband.pro Companion launch

First CurseForge release.

Warband.pro Companion — companion addon for warband.pro (https://warband.pro). You play normally, log alts 2..6 through the week with zero extra steps — account-wide WarbandProDB GUID-keyed updates silently on login, bag move (.5s throttle), bank open, vault open, mail.

Any char: /warband → auto-highlighted box → Ctrl+C copies wb1!aH... (multi-char bundle default, 4-7KB for 6 chars, ~26KB with full bag contents). Paste on warband.pro Import (hotkey i) → preview 🟢🟡🔴 → Confirm. Missing chars stay ⚪ never, stale just lowers confidence.

What it captures — Altoholic + SavedInstances superset, pruned Midnight 12.1:

• Bags, bank+bags, reagentBank, warbandBank with seenByGuid/tabs
• Gold, currencies with weeklyMax/isAccountWide — Crests, Flightstones, Tender
• Professions skill/max, mail count+goldPending, auctions count+goldHeld
• Lockouts LFR/N/H/M with bosses killed + resetTime, worldBosses
• Keystone level/dungeonID, M+ runs timed/chest, score, weeklyVault raid/mplus/world thresholds
• Consumables rollup for Tonight Plan, per-section seenAt for staleness dots

Trust: no network ever, <200KB for 6 chars, no OnUpdate scanner, copy-only, vanilla Lua no Ace3/LibStub, zero deps except vendored LibDeflate MIT zlib (license in Vendor/LibDeflate.lua header).

Retail Midnight 12.1 only. Works with whatever UI you run.

Then future tags auto-upload via BigWigs packager once Project IDs are set.