MissionAccomplished 1.9.13

A small release on top of 1.9.12 for WoW Classic Era 1.15.9: experience bars for your party, a world map fix, and a diagnostic for a vanishing bag tooltip. All eleven packages carry the new version number; the changes are in Noctis Guides and Bankert's Bags. The full list is in CHANGELOG.md.

Noctis Guides

• Party experience bars. A thin experience strip under each party member's power bar on the native party frames, with their level, experience, rested experience and the report's age on hover. The game never exposes another player's experience, so members running Noctis Guides send their own on an addon channel: on every change at most once every two seconds, whenever the party changes so a late joiner catches up, and on a slow heartbeat. A member at the level cap or without the suite shows no bar; an old report dims and a very old one is dropped. The strip is the power bar's own height, in the native bars' texture, with a dark frame around it like theirs. Nothing is created or anchored during combat.
• "Share my experience with the party" is a new switch on the Noctis Guides settings page, on by default; receiving is always on.
• A preview so you can see the strip without waiting for a party: /run MissionAccomplished.PartyExperience:Preview(true) draws a sample member on a replica of the first party frame (or under your last party frame when you are grouped) and says in chat what it did; Preview(false) removes it. Asked for in combat, it appears when combat ends.
• Opening the world map could end in "script ran too long" pointing at the quest discovery world pins, with the client's script budget spent by the rest of the map's open chain. The native show, map change and teardown now do no work of ours beyond marking the walk over the pin records as owed; the pins' own frame driver does the walk and its bounded share per frame.

Bankert's Bags

• The bag keeps a short record in the saved variables (oneBagTooltipDiag) of who hid the game tooltip while one of its tiles owned it, with the stack that hid it, so a tooltip that keeps vanishing at a vendor can be diagnosed after a reload instead of reproduced on demand. Nothing about the tooltip's behaviour changed in this release.