Caerdon Wardrobe

v4.12.5 (2026-11-02)

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• Bump to v4.12.5: fix 12.1.5 API removal, tooltip scanning and load failures
  • Replace removed GetDetailedItemLevelInfo global with C_Item version and
    move other legacy globals to C_Item / C_AddOns (#61, #62)
  • Scan typed Use/Equip/Learn tooltip lines so equip-effect protection and
    Use:-based learnable checks work again on 12.x
  • Guard quest data loads to avoid synchronous QUEST_DATA_LOAD_RESULT
    under addon taint (#60)
  • Deliver item/quest load failures to callers and stop re-requesting
    source items the server refuses; richer debug output for failures
  • Add ruRU localization (#53) and 12.1.7 interface version
    Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 noreply@anthropic.com
• Scan typed Use/Equip/Learn tooltip lines so equip-effect and Use: checks run again
  Since 12.0 the "Use:", "Equip:" and "Use: Teaches you" tooltip lines are
  typed ItemSpellTriggerOnUse / ItemSpellTriggerOnEquip /
  ItemSpellTriggerLearn rather than None. GetTooltipData only read text
  from None, ItemEnchantmentPermanent and ItemBinding lines, so
  hasEquipEffect was never set and the Use:-based checks (re-learn,
  reputation items, map markers, customization unlocks, artisan study
  items) never matched. That let collected trinkets, legendaries and
  cosmetic equip-effect pieces fall through to "sellable".
  Include the typed lines in the scanned set and set hasEquipEffect
  directly from the OnEquip type, keeping the text match as a fallback for
  11.x clients where those enum entries don't exist.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 noreply@anthropic.com
• Report item load failures with context, cache refused source items
  Load-failure debug messages now say which source item failed, whether the
  client knows the item, the source and appearance it came from, and the
  parent item being processed (or the quest and reward slot for quest
  rewards). Sources with no item ID and quest rewards with no item ID are
  skipped instead of requested.
  Source items the server refuses to load (typically unreleased variants
  sharing an appearance) are remembered for the session so later bag
  refreshes don't re-request them, and each is reported only once.
  Add explicit no-op branches for the FlavorText, ErrorLine and
  DisabledLine tooltip line types so they stop triggering the
  "TOOLTIP PROCESSING NEEDED" debug output.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 noreply@anthropic.com
• Use CaerdonAsyncCallbackSystemMixin so item/quest load failures reach callers
  CreateListener built the Caerdon listeners from Blizzard's
  AsyncCallbackSystemMixin, whose AddCallback takes a single callback. Every
  caller passes a failure callback as well, so a failed ITEM_DATA_LOAD_RESULT
  or QUEST_DATA_LOAD_RESULT silently dropped both and left LoadSources /
  ContinueOnItemLoad waiting forever. The Caerdon mixin (unused until now)
  tracks success and failure callbacks separately and fires the right set.
  Since the failure callbacks now actually run, gate their chat prints
  behind the Debug option so normal users don't see load-failure spam.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 noreply@anthropic.com
• Fix 12.1.5 GetDetailedItemLevelInfo removal, guard quest loads, add ruRU
  Replace the removed GetDetailedItemLevelInfo global with
  C_Item.GetDetailedItemLevelInfo (fixes #61, supersedes #62) and move the
  remaining bare legacy globals (GetItemInfo, GetItemQualityColor,
  IsAddOnLoaded, LoadAddOn) to their C_Item / C_AddOns equivalents so the
  next client removal doesn't break item processing or the debug frame.
  Skip the quest event listener when HaveQuestData is already true in
  ContinueOnItemLoad, ContinueWithCancelOnItemLoad and the quest log
  rewards hook. RequestLoadQuestByID fires QUEST_DATA_LOAD_RESULT
  synchronously for cached quests, which runs Blizzard's own
  QuestEventListener callbacks under addon taint (related to #60).
  Add localization/ruRU.lua from #53 (translator ZamestoTV) and load it
  from the TOC.
  Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 noreply@anthropic.com