Changelog

0.6.3 – 2026-09-30

• The launcher button and the addon-list icon now look like the other Allemano addons: a 30 px dark square with the mark filling it, and the tile icon in the addon list.

0.6.2 – 2026-09-30

• Recipes shared by other members are named locally when the client knows them (recipe IDs are spell IDs), so fewer show up as "Recipe 12345" with a question-mark icon. Recipes without an output item use their own icon.
• /cb sharestatus shows how the sharing is doing: members with data, recipes still unnamed and how many names were asked for and answered.
• Hover a recipe in the list (or the icon in the detail panel) for the crafted item's tooltip, or the recipe's for enchants. Shift-click links it in chat.
• Sharing reacts sooner: shorter waits before answering and broadcasting, and the window refreshes after 0.3 s.

0.6.1 – 2026-09-30

• Releases are now packaged and uploaded to CurseForge automatically from GitHub.

0.6.0 – 2026-09-30

• Item tooltips get a "Craftable by: ..." line: who in the guild (and which of your characters) can make the item, online members first in their class color, offline ones dimmed, up to six names then "+N more". Settings: show the line, include offline members.
• The step 0 probe is gone (/cb probe), and its large saved data is dropped at login.

0.5.2 – 2026-09-30

• Fix: the settings window is anchored to the screen instead of the main window, so it no longer moves (with the scale slider under the mouse) when the main window is rescaled. It also stays above the main window.

0.5.1 – 2026-09-30

• Fix: the window no longer jumps when the scale slider is moved.

0.5.0 – 2026-09-30

• Settings (/cb settings, or the gear in the window): font (game fonts plus any LibSharedMedia fonts, with preview), text size, accent color (CraftBoard orange, follow Hush, class, or 8 presets), background opacity, window scale, sharing on/off, "ask the guild now", "clear received data", launcher button show/lock and reset positions. Everything applies at once.

0.4.1 – 2026-09-29

• Reagents are real items now: icon, item tooltip on hover, shift-click links the item in chat, a plain click puts its name in the Auction House search box (or in chat if the AH is closed). "Link all" puts every reagent with its count in the chat box.
• Reagent counts show what you own (bags and bank) against what the recipe needs, green when enough.

0.4.0 – 2026-09-29

• Step 2: recipe sharing in the guild. Recipe IDs travel as small addon messages (prefix "CraftBoard", paced, at most 250 bytes); names, output and reagents are asked for once and cached. At login you send a fingerprint of your recipes and ask who else has CraftBoard; members whose data differs are fetched by whisper. Changes are broadcast a few seconds after you open a profession window. Data from other members is kept for offline members and cleared when you change guild.
• The window now shows "Synced ... ago" and how many members have shared. The refresh button asks the guild.
• /cb share on|off, /cb sync, /cb selftest (a fake guild member built from your own recipes) and /cb selftest clear.

0.3.1 – 2026-09-29

• "You share" dims professions whose window has not been opened yet and says which one to open.

0.3.0 – 2026-09-29

• The Allemano look: rounded corners and borders, orange accent (the Allemano mark), the new logo in the title bar and on the launcher, profession icons in the sidebar, search / whisper / mail / sync icons. Artwork sources moved to Design/, in-game media is Media/Icons, Media/Logo, Media/ui.

0.2.1 – 2026-09-29

• Fix: the window failed to open (a "." instead of ":" on the separator line).

0.2.0 – 2026-09-29

• Step 3: the CraftBoard window (/cb or the violet launcher button): professions on the left with an "online crafters only" filter and a "You share" panel, recipe search (name or reagent) and list in the middle, reagents and crafters (online first, Whisper / Mail) on the right. Shows your own characters now; guild members appear once recipe sharing (step 2) is added.
• Recipes with a cooldown are remembered as such, so "ready now" works when the cooldown is over.

0.1.0 – 2026-09-29

• Step 1: recipes for every character are saved automatically whenever a profession window is opened (learned recipes, output item, reagents, skill level, cooldown expiry). /cb recipes lists them.
• Guild profession list is saved at login; /cb guildprof tests whether expanding a profession header lists the members and their skill (players without CraftBoard).

0.0.2 – 2026-09-29

• First probe result: WoW Forever has no Classic trade skill API, only C_TradeSkillUI. Profession windows are now recorded through it (learned vs. unlearned recipes, the first six learned ones in full: output, reagents with item names and quantities, links, cooldown, craftable count).
• Probe of Blizzard's guild profession system: IsGuildTradeSkillsEnabled, the guild profession list, and one QueryGuildMembersForRecipe per session (who in the guild knows a recipe, even without CraftBoard).
• Fix: C_ results were saved as "" instead of their fields; the missing chat message when a profession window opens.

0.0.1 – 2026-09-29

Step 0 – Probe

• Addon skeleton: CraftBoard.toc (Interface 16001), namespace, event dispatcher, CraftBoardDB, error log (/cb errors, WoW Forever hides Lua errors), /cb and /craftboard.
• /cb probe: records which profession APIs exist (Classic trade skill + craft API, Retail C_TradeSkillUI), this character's professions, guild roster names, and sends addon messages of 10–300 bytes to the guild and to yourself to find the size limit. Saved per character in CraftBoardDB.probe (read the SavedVariables file after /reload).
• Every time a profession window opens or updates, its recipes are recorded (all names, the first six in full: item and recipe links, reagents with counts and links, tools, cooldown).
• Event log: which profession, guild and addon message events fire, how often, last arguments.
• /cb probe tooltip: toggles a test line on item tooltips (checks whether CraftBoard can show "Craftable by" there later).
• Read-only: never crafts and never calls protected functions.