Changelog

Midnight-1.4.3

Changed

• Rebuilt Blizzard Equipment Manager set protection around exact item GUID identity.
• Blizzard Equipment Manager remains the source of truth for protected equipment sets.
• Native Equipment Manager locations are used only temporarily to resolve assigned items into item GUIDs.
• Equipment-set protection no longer stores or compares item name, base item ID, or permanent bag slot as protection identity.
• This is the recommended CurseForge publishing build for the 1.4 GUID rebuild.

Fixed

• Fixed duplicate-item protection where items with the same name or base item ID but different upgrade tracks could be protected together incorrectly.
• Fixed equipment-set GUID locks so protected items remain protected after being unequipped, moved, or temporarily unresolved by Blizzard’s set APIs.
• Fixed manual alt-right-click item protection to use exact GUID locks, so duplicate Hero-track and Champion-track items remain separate.
• Fixed /ip protectequipped so equipped gear is protected by GUID.
• Fixed Blizzard Equipment Manager set resolution on clients where EquipmentManager_UnpackLocation is unavailable or unreliable.
• Added a local Equipment Manager location decoder so native set assignments can still be resolved into temporary ItemLocation handles and then item GUIDs.
• Fixed drag-to-protect from the options UI by capturing the item GUID at bag drag start before the cursor loses reliable bag/slot identity.
• Fixed auto-buyback for GUID-protected items.
• Auto-buyback now matches against the full item string captured in protected GUID metadata because vendor buyback slots do not expose a live ItemLocation or item GUID.
• Auto-buyback no longer falls back to base item ID for exact-item protection, preserving separation between duplicate Hero-track and Champion-track items.

Compatibility Notes

• Old legacy item-ID manual locks are retained only for SavedVariables compatibility and cleanup.
• Legacy item-ID locks are not active protection in the 1.4 GUID model.