Daseeki-Buff-Tracker

# Changelog

## 2.1.3 — 2026-08-11

- Fixed: **dragging a tracked buff to a new position could move a second one with it.**
  Dropping a buff rewrote the list and then redrew it, and the redraw hides, re-shows and
  re-arms every row — work the game runs immediately, before the drop has finished. The
  drag was only marked "over" after all of that, so anything the redraw woke could see a
  drag still in progress, pointing at a row number that no longer meant what it did a
  moment earlier, and shuffle a second item. The drop is now marked finished before the
  redraw begins, and the redraw cannot start another one. One drag moves exactly one buff.

- **Fixed: Flask of Distilled Wisdom and Flask of Chromatic Resistance were never
  recognised.** You could be sitting there with 39 minutes of Distilled Wisdom on your
  buff bar and Buff Tracker would still be telling you to drink one. The reason is that
  these flasks put up a buff named after the *effect*, not the flask — the game calls it
  "Distilled Wisdom", not "Flask of Distilled Wisdom" — and Buff Tracker was looking for
  the flask's name, which never appears anywhere. Both are fixed, along with Elixir of
  Giants (listed under a name the item does not even have) and Nightfin Soup (which puts
  up "Mana Regeneration", shared with Mageblood Potion, so it is now matched by the exact
  buff rather than the name). **You do not need to do anything and nothing disappears
  from your bars** — entries you already track are corrected in place the next time you
  log in, and typing the old flask name in the search box still finds them.

- **Changed: buffs are now recognised by the game's own buff ID first, and by name only
  as a fallback.** A name is the weakest way to identify a buff: it changes between
  language clients, and — as the flasks above show — it is not always what you would
  guess. Where Buff Tracker knows a buff's ID it now matches on that, so the entry works
  on a non-English client and cannot be broken by a name being slightly wrong. The name
  is still used when there is no ID, and as a backstop when there is: the IDs recorded
  are for the highest rank, so a rank-5 Arcane Intellect is caught by the name instead of
  being missed. Mageblood Potion and Nightfin Soup stay ID-only on purpose, since their
  names are identical and the name is exactly what cannot tell them apart.

- Changed: the buff list now records, for every single entry, whether its buff name has
  actually been read off a live buff bar or is still unconfirmed — 108 entries, 56
  confirmed. That is the honest state of it. The two broken flasks looked exactly like
  the working ones, and there was no way to tell which entries had ever matched anything
  and which had simply never been tried. Nothing was renamed on a hunch as part of this
  fix; unconfirmed entries were flagged instead, and the flagged ones are being worked
  through. If you want to check one yourself, `/dbt auras` prints every buff you have
  right now with its name, its ID, and whether Buff Tracker recognises it.

- Added: `/dbt auras` — lists the buffs currently on you with the exact name and ID the
  game reports for each, and says whether Buff Tracker's list knows it. Useful for
  telling us about a buff that is not being picked up: the output is the whole answer.

- Fixed: a tracked buff whose name Buff Tracker corrected for you no longer keeps the
  old buff's icon forever. Some buffs are named one thing on the item and another thing
  in your buff bar — "Mageblood" is "Mana Regeneration", "Greater Fire Power" is
  "Greater Firepower" — and Buff Tracker quietly repairs those names when it loads. It
  also remembers each entry's icon the first time it sees the buff on you. What it never
  did was connect the two: the icon was learned under the old name, the name was then
  corrected, and the icon stayed — permanently, and through a profile export and import.
  Each remembered icon now records which buff name taught it to Buff Tracker, and is
  used only while that name still matches. Rename an entry yourself in the settings and
  the same thing happens: the icon is looked up again instead of kept.

- Fixed: a temporary weapon enchant whose remaining time the game will not report is now
  treated as unknown instead of as permanent. Buff Tracker used to answer "infinite" when
  it could not read the timer, which is the wrong way round — your Windfury could be
  seconds from dropping and the reminder icon stayed hidden because, as far as the addon
  was concerned, it never expires. Now the icon appears with a blank timer until the game
  answers, which is usually the very next moment.

- Changed: Daseeki Buff Tracker is now licensed **All Rights Reserved** rather than MIT, matching the rest of the suite. This rides the next release — 2.1.1 was published to CurseForge with the MIT file still in place.
- Changed: if your Daseeki Core is too old for the Buff Tracker settings page, the message now tells you which version you actually have installed, in the same wording every Daseeki addon uses.
- Fixed: dragging a tracked buff to reorder it will keep dropping where you point, whatever
  the settings window is scaled to. Nothing changes for you today — at the scale every
  install runs at right now, the drop bar already sits under the pointer, and it still will.
  This is a repair to the arithmetic behind it, made before it could ever be seen. The window
  measured your cursor against the list using the **screen's** scale rather than the **list's**;
  those are the same number today, so the sum came out right, but they stop being the same the
  moment anything above the list is scaled — and then the error is not a fixed few pixels, it
  grows the further up the list you drag, so the bar drifts away from the mouse and buffs land
  several rows from where the bar said they would. Daseeki Raid Prep shipped this exact shape
  and a player hit it the week a list-scale slider arrived. The cursor is now measured against
  the list at the list's own scale, so the answer is right at any scale, including yours.

## 2.1.1 — 2026-08-03
- **Your profiles and settings will survive future updates.** Buff Tracker used to
  clear its saved profiles whenever its internal data version changed — so the next
  time the data model needed a change, every profile you had built would have been
  wiped. It now migrates your saved data in place instead: a save from a newer version
  is never downgraded, an older one is converted step by step, and if a conversion step
  is ever missing it stops and leaves your data exactly as it found it rather than
  resetting it. Nothing changes for you in this release — your current profiles are
  already in the right shape — but the wipe can no longer happen.
- Buff Tracker's chat messages now follow your Daseeki Core theme: the addon's tag
  takes the suite brand colour and errors read in your theme's own warning colour
  rather than a fixed one. The HUD countdown numbers are drawn in the suite's
  condensed outlined numeral face so they stay legible over the game world. Nothing
  the HUD does has changed, and without Daseeki Core installed everything looks
  exactly as it did before.

## 2.1.0
- Settings rebuilt on the new Daseeki Core 2.0 interface (requires Daseeki Core 2.0.0+).
- Two-pane layout: profiles and frame settings on the left, tracked-buff list and buff
  editor on the right; the active profile is pinned to the top of the profile list.
- Buff editor redesigned with aligned fields and an Item/Macro toggle (replaces the old
  overlapping rows); tracked-buff list gains aligned Buff / Action / Faction headers.
- Fixed: page scrolling no longer stops while the buff editor is open.
- Fixed: the HUD icon glow, silently broken by the 1.15.9 client patch (Blizzard removed
  the game function it relied on), is back — reimplemented self-contained so future
  client UI changes cannot remove it again.

## 2.0.0
- Spell-ID buff identification: buffs that share the same aura name are now told apart
  by their source spell ID (e.g. Mageblood Potion vs Nightfin Soup, both of which apply
  the aura "Mana Regeneration"). Add either from the buff picker and track them
  independently, each with its own icon and countdown.
- Export/Import format v4 now carries the spellID, so spell-ID-identified entries
  survive export → import → reload without degrading to a bare name match. Older v1/v2/v3
  export strings still import.
- Safer login migration: legacy Mageblood tracking is upgraded to spell ID 24363 only
  when the entry is actually the old Mageblood tracker, so deliberately-created Nightfin
  Soup entries are no longer clobbered.