EOA Quartermaster — Changelog Since 2.5.8

2.5.9 — Class & Main Spec Management

Player Class & Main Spec

• Added synchronized Class and Main Spec metadata to DKP players.

• Existing players are automatically assigned a class from the WoW guild roster when possible.

• Main Spec is intentionally left Unassigned until manually selected by an officer.

• Added the following default Alliance class/spec presets:

  • Druid: Restoration, Feral (dps), Feral (tank), Balance
  • Mage: Fire, Frost, Arcane
  • Paladin: Holy, Retribution, Protection
  • Rogue: Swords, Daggers
  • Warrior: 2h, Fury, Fury Prot, Prot
  • Hunter: Marksman, Survival
  • Priest: Holy, Shadow
  • Warlock: Destruction

Manage Player

• Added Class dropdown.
• Added Main Spec dropdown.
• Main Spec choices dynamically change based on the selected class.
• Added Save Class/Spec.
• Individual player class/spec assignments are normal officer actions and do not require a second approval.

Players & Raid

• Added Class and Main Spec columns to the Players and Raid tabs.
• Raid rows display the class/spec of the resolved DKP main even when the player is currently raiding on an alt.
• Added Class and Main Spec to column-filter options.

Editable Spec Presets

• Added Settings → Spec Presets...

• Trusted officers can modify the available comma-separated spec presets for each class.

• Added Restore Defaults.

• Changes to synchronized class/spec presets require the existing two-trusted-admin approval workflow.

• Spec presets are included in:

  • Full synchronization
  • /dkp sync
  • /dkp join
  • Bootstrap sync
  • Snapshots
  • Restores

Protocol: 15 / DKPLedger15 Database Schema: 13

2.5.10 — Configurable Guild-Rank Access & Class Icons

Configurable DKP Access by Guild Rank

• Changed the default DKP write-access policy from guild ranks 0–3 to 0–4.

• Removed hardcoded rank assumptions from authorization logic.

• Added configurable DKP Access by Guild Rank settings.

• Officers can enable or disable individual guild ranks for DKP write eligibility.

• Changes to guild-rank access require the existing two-trusted-admin approval workflow.

• Added a safety check preventing a rank-policy change that would leave fewer than two currently trusted administrators in write-enabled ranks.

• The synchronized rank policy now controls:

  • Ledger mutation authorization
  • Trusted-admin eligibility
  • Sync sender validation
  • Bootstrap donor validation
  • Rules-page access descriptions

• Guild-rank access policy is included in:

  • Full synchronization
  • /dkp sync
  • /dkp join
  • Reset handling
  • Snapshots
  • Restores

Bootstrap Improvements

• Fresh clients no longer assume the local default write ranks before receiving the established guild configuration.
• /dkp join can bootstrap from a selected guild-member donor first, then validate that donor against the received synchronized rank policy and trusted-admin list.
• This allows future guild-rank changes such as enabling rank 5 without breaking new-client bootstrap.

Class Icons

• Added a small Blizzard class icon beside the Class value on Players and Raid rows.
• Unassigned characters display no class icon until their class is known.

Class Filtering

• Selecting Filter By → Class now provides a class dropdown instead of a free-text field.

• Available options include:

  • All Classes
  • Unassigned
  • Druid
  • Hunter
  • Mage
  • Paladin
  • Priest
  • Rogue
  • Warlock
  • Warrior

Protocol: 16 / DKPLedger16 Database Schema: 14

2.5.11 — Manage Player Layout Fix

Class / Spec Layout

• Fixed overlap between the Class and Main Spec dropdowns in Manage Player.
• Class and Main Spec are now placed on separate rows.
• Increased dropdown width to better support longer labels such as Feral (tank).
• Shifted the remaining Manage Player controls downward.
• Slightly increased the Manage Player window height.

This release contains no synchronization or data-model changes.

Protocol: 16 Database Schema: 14

2.5.12 — Players Header Readability

Players Table

• Adjusted the Available and Raid Spend column headers to prevent:

  • Ellipsis truncation
  • Header text wrapping
  • Text bleeding into adjacent columns

• Initially applied a smaller single-line font specifically to those two headers.

This release contains no synchronization or data-model changes.

Protocol: 16 Database Schema: 14

2.5.13 — Player Alts Sidecar & Escape Window Handling

Players Table Cleanup

• Removed the visible Alts column from the Players table.
• Redistributed the reclaimed width across the remaining columns.
• Restored Available and Raid Spend to the same normal header style used by the other table columns.
• Available and Raid Spend now fit without truncation or special font sizing.
• Alts remains available as a searchable/filterable Players field even though it is no longer a visible table column.

Player Alts Sidecar

• Clicking a player in the Players tab now opens an attached Player Alts sidecar window.

• The sidecar displays:

  • Selected player
  • Class
  • Main Spec
  • Mapped alts

• Clicking a different player immediately updates the sidecar to that character.

• The sidecar stays attached to and follows the main EOA Quartermaster window when it is moved or resized.

• Opening any other main addon tab automatically closes the sidecar and clears the selected sidecar state.

Escape Key Window Handling

• Pressing Escape now closes the topmost active EOA Quartermaster window.
• Escape works through addon utility windows and dialogs before eventually closing the main window.
• WoW confirmation popups retain priority, allowing Escape to dismiss native confirmation dialogs normally before closing an addon window.

This release contains no synchronization or data-model changes.

Protocol: 16 Database Schema: 14