File Details
1.2.0
- R
- Jun 13, 2026
- 112.37 KB
- 9
- 12.0.7+4
- Classic + 3
File Name
LedgerGoblin-1.2.0-Release.zip
Supported Versions
- 12.0.7
- 12.0.5
- 5.5.4
- 2.5.5
- 1.15.8
Changelog
All notable changes to LedgerGoblin are documented here.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
[1.2.0] - 2026-06-12
Focused on hardening the mail send queue for large batches and fixing item classification edge cases surfaced in live use.
Added
- Check All / Uncheck All buttons in the Rule Editor for quickly toggling long route lists.
/ledger trace— an opt-in, verbose send-pipeline diagnostic. Off by default; narrates every step of a run (attach results, recipient, theSendMailcall, and which of success/fail/timeout/lock events arrive) so a stuck batch can be diagnosed instead of guessed at.
Fixed
- Warband / account-bound reagents are no longer wrongly blocked. Items like
Arden Lumber report an unreliable static bind type; a tooltip-based fallback
(
C_TooltipInfo) now correctly detects warband binding so they route to alts. - Reagent bag is now scanned. The carry-inventory sweep skipped the reagent bag (container 5), so ore/herbs/lumber stored there reported "nothing to route." It's now included explicitly.
- Same-realm mail no longer silently fails. Addressing a recipient as
Name-OwnRealmproduced no success or failure event; the sender's own realm is now stripped so same-realm mail delivers. - Large batches no longer stall mid-run requiring the mailbox to be closed and reopened.
Changed
- Mail queue is now lock-aware. It tracks
MAIL_LOCK_SEND_ITEMS/MAIL_UNLOCK_SEND_ITEMSand won't compose into a locked send frame, with a fail-open guard if the unlock event never arrives. - Latency-aware pacing. The compose-settle and post-send cooldowns now scale with connection latency (with conservative floors) instead of fixed delays, so fast connections stay snappy and laggy ones get more breathing room.
- Attachment retries and clean cancellation. Transient attach failures retry before skipping a chunk, and closing the mailbox mid-run cancels cleanly without leaving stale timers.

