Changelog

1.7.0

• The Recent tab is now a Friends tab. Battle.net friends who are online in WoW are asked directly what key they are holding, and answer with the dungeon, level, rating and class. /kp friends opens it. Only friends who also run KeyPort can answer: LibKeystone speaks to your party and guild, not across Battle.net.
• Friends' records grey out once they predate the weekly reset, exactly as the recent list did, and their key reads last week's key.
• /kp friends share opts out of the whole exchange in both directions, and /kp friends clear forgets what has been collected. Asking is throttled, and at most forty friends are contacted at a time.
• Fixed: the window sized itself from the rows it had drawn rather than the rows it had, so once it shrank it could not grow again. A full party could be shown three rows.
• Fixed: a key picked on the Alts or Friends tab was discarded the instant the list refreshed, because it was being checked against the party's data.
• Fixed: a friend's key in a dungeon this copy of KeyPort does not know now drops the level with it, instead of sorting as if it were a real key.

1.6.0

• A Recent tab. Players you group with are remembered along with the key they were carrying, their rating and their class, newest first. /kp recent opens it.
• Records past the weekly reset are greyed out, portrait and all, and their key reads last week's key rather than pretending to still exist. The tooltip says when the player was last seen.
• A recent player's key can be selected and sent like any other, and right-click forgets a player. /kp recent clear empties the list.
• The list keeps the fifty most recent players, so it cannot grow forever.

1.5.0

• An Alts tab. Every character on the account that has logged in with KeyPort is listed with the keystone it is holding, its level and its Mythic+ rating, so you can see at a glance which alt is carrying the key you want. /kp alts opens it.
• Keystones reset weekly, so a key recorded before the last reset is shown as last week's key rather than pretending to still exist, and cannot be sent.
• An alt's key can be selected and sent to the party like any other, which is handy when the answer to "whose key?" is "give me a minute, I'll swap".
• Right-click a character to forget it, or /kp alts clear to forget all but the one you are on. Characters are recorded at login, on opening the tab, and a few seconds after finishing a run.

1.4.1

• You now choose which keys go on the ballot. Vote no longer puts every key up immediately: it starts a ballot with all of them ticked, you click rows to take keys off or put them back, and Start sends it. Cancel throws it away. Nothing reaches the party until you press Start.
• /kp vote all keeps the old behaviour of putting every key up in one step.

1.4.0

• Put the key to a vote. The Vote button, or /kp vote, turns the party's keystones into a ballot: everyone running KeyPort sees the list with a live tally, clicks the key they want and casts. You can change your mind until the clock runs out. The winner is sent to the party exactly as if someone had picked it by hand, popup and chat line included.
• The starter takes a snapshot of the keys on offer and sends it as the ballot, so every client votes on the same list even where their keystone data differs. Ballots are broadcast and tallied locally, so the count moves in real time on every screen.
• A tie goes to the higher key, then to the name, and only the player who started the vote declares the result, so nobody sees a different winner.
• /kp vote 45 sets how long a vote runs (10 to 120 seconds, 30 by default).
• Votes are cancelled by a run starting or by the group breaking up, and every incoming ballot is validated against your own dungeon table like any other KeyPort message.

1.3.3

• The keystone level now sits beside the dungeon name rather than in a column of its own, which frees the width the name was being clipped in.
• Row text is a point smaller.
• When a name and its level will not fit together, the short dungeon code stands in rather than the level being cut off. The window measures the text instead of guessing from its width, so it adapts to long names and to languages with longer ones.

1.3.2

• Fixed /keys still opening another addon's window. Writing our own entry into the chat system's command hash was not enough: that hash is rebuilt from every SLASH_<NAME><n> global, so two addons claiming /keys raced and the winner came down to table order. KeyPort now takes the alias off the other addon instead of competing with it, which is deterministic. The other addon's remaining aliases are shifted down so they keep working, and /kp keys off restores every alias exactly as it was.

1.3.1

First CurseForge release. No changes to the addon itself: this version wires up the CurseForge project so that tagging a release publishes it automatically.

1.3.0

• A guild tab. The window now has Party and Guild tabs; the guild tab lists the keystones your guildmates are carrying, with class colours read from the guild roster. /kp guild opens straight to it. A guildmate's key can be selected and sent to your party like any other.
• Mythic+ score column, in Blizzard's own rating rarity colour, for both tabs. It also appears in the row tooltip.
• Narrower, and resizable. The default window is a good deal tighter, and the grip in the bottom right resizes it. A taller window shows more rows (the guild list scrolls with the mouse wheel); a narrow one falls back to short dungeon codes, with the full name still in the tooltip. Size and position are saved.
• /keys opens KeyPort. It is claimed on login even if another addon already registered it, and re-claimed on zone changes so a late-loading addon cannot take it back. /kp keys off|auto|force changes that: auto yields to an addon that already has it, off leaves it alone entirely. KeyPort remembers the previous owner, so off hands /keys straight back, and a mode you set yourself is never overridden by a future default.

1.2.0

• One line in party chat when a key is sent, so members without KeyPort still learn which dungeon was picked: KeyPort: Kings' Rest +12 (Bobbo's key). It only fires on a deliberate send, never on selecting a row, and the same line will not post twice in a row. Turn it off with /kp announce.
• Keystone levels say whether the key beats what you have already cleared. A level above your season best for that dungeon, or in a dungeon you have not completed at all, shows green with an up arrow; anything at or below your best stays gold. The comparison is per viewer, so the same shared popup reads green only for the people it is new ground for.
• Hovering a row explains the colour: whose key it is, the dungeon and level, and either "Above your best here (+9)" or "You have already completed +12 here".

1.1.0

• /kp now opens the group's keystone list. Every party member's key is listed with the owner's name in class colour, the dungeon and the level; click one to select it, then Send to Party puts that teleport on everyone's screen. The popup and the selection line both name whose key it is.
• Each row carries the player's portrait and the dungeon's own icon (the challenge-mode map art, falling back to the teleport's spell icon). A portrait that cannot be fetched falls back to the class icon.
• Keys come from LibKeystone, the library DBM and BigWigs embed, so the list fills in from party members running any of those. They do not need KeyPort.
• The share message now carries the key's owner, so everyone sees "Bobbo's key" rather than just who pressed the button. Messages from 1.0.0 are still understood.
• /kp mine keeps the old behaviour of using the keystone in your own bags.
• Guards:
  • KeyPort stays quiet in a raid group; it is a five-player tool.
  • Nothing fires while a Mythic+ run is active, and starting a run closes anything already on screen.
  • A command typed in combat is not thrown away: the keystone list opens, and a queued reminder appears, as soon as combat ends.
• Finishing a run clears the stored keystones, since everyone is about to be handed a new one.

1.0.0

Initial release.

• /kp <dungeon> <level> raises a dungeon teleport reminder for you and every group member running KeyPort. Built for premade keys, where Group Finder never fires one.
• Dungeon codes are generated from the client's own localized dungeon names (KR, DoN, BV, HoV, PotSF, Sky…), so they work in every language and need no maintenance. Full names, partial names and this season's pool all resolve; ambiguous queries list the candidates instead of guessing.
• Keystone level accepted as 10, +10, or glued to the code (kr10).
• /kp with no arguments uses the keystone in your bags.
• /kp me shows locally without broadcasting; /kp hide closes the popup for the whole group; /kp list / /kp list all print the codes; /kp share toggles receiving; /kp scale resizes.
• /kp map <dungeon> <spellID> teaches KeyPort a teleport it doesn't know yet, so a new dungeon never has to wait for an update.
• Teleport button shows the spell icon and cooldown swipe, and greys out when the teleport is not learned.
• Movable popup with saved position; auto-hides on entering the dungeon, leaving the group, or entering combat.
• Incoming addon messages can only select an entry from your local table, so a group member cannot place an arbitrary spell on your teleport button.