Stashify v1.3.2

Save System Stability Update

This update focuses on improving Stashify's save reliability for larger setups, especially on worlds using multiple heavily-used Cores.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where trusted players could disappear after restarting the world or Realm.
• Fixed an issue where some Cores could lose linked storage after restarting, especially in larger setups.
• Fixed a save-system bottleneck caused by all Core data being stored together in one shared save record.
• Fixed cases where Stashify could appear to save successfully even when the save failed.
• Fixed situations where one Core could remember all of its links while another Core only remembered part of them after restart.
• Improved reliability for worlds with large numbers of linked containers, trusted players, presets, and saved Core data.

Added

• Added a new independent per-Core save system so each Core saves its own data separately.
• Added chunked save storage for large Core records to help prevent save-size issues.
• Added save verification checks so failed saves are no longer silently treated as successful.
• Added a safer two-generation save system to protect the last valid saved data if a write fails.
• Added automatic legacy save migration for existing Stashify worlds.

Improved

• Improved long-term save reliability for larger servers and Realms.
• Improved protection against data loss involving:
  • linked storage
  • trusted players
  • presets
  • Core settings
• Improved how Stashify handles larger save data without requiring recurring scans or tick loops.
• Improved persistence handling while keeping the add-on event-driven and performance-friendly.

Notes

• This update does not add new gameplay features.
• This update was made specifically to improve save stability and Core data reliability.
• Existing worlds should migrate automatically to the new save system.

Achievement Friendly | Realms Compatible | No Recurring Ticks or Background Scans