Ready Check Loadouts

# Changelog

## 1.8

### Added

- Rogues now see their active weapon poisons on the ready check window, with a red warning when the lethal or non-lethal poison is missing. The line names whichever poison of each type is active, hides itself entirely on other classes, and skips any poison category the character does not know, so builds without a non-lethal poison are never nagged. Enabled by default and controlled by the new "Warn on missing Poisons (Rogue Only)" option in the Display column.

## 1.7

### Changed

- The Mythic+ dungeon list is now read live from the client instead of being hardcoded each season. C_ChallengeMode.GetMapTable and GetMapUIInfo supply the current pool and its instance ids, so the preset dropdown updates itself when a season rolls over and no longer needs a manual edit. Existing presets are unaffected: they are still keyed by instance id.
- Dungeon presets left over from a previous season are moved into a separate retired list on first use rather than deleted, and the addon reports how many were set aside. Clear All now empties that list too.
- The dropdown is sorted alphabetically, and megadungeon wings that share a single instance id collapse to one entry.

## 1.6.1

### Changed

- The addon description now mentions consumable tracking alongside spec, loadouts, and gear durability.
- Documented the two patch 12.1 items deliberately left out of the consumable catalog. R0CKY permanently attaches to a helmet instead of occupying a bag slot, so a bag scan can never see it. Potion of Venomous Return is a hearthstone-style travel item with no combat relevance, and this addon leaves niche utility to the bag scan rather than curating it.
- Documentation only. There are no functional changes from 1.6.

## 1.6

### Added

- Eight new Season 2 consumables in the quick-add catalog, each verified in a live client rather than taken from datamined sources.
- Combat potions: Liquid Luster, which stacks Versatility five times over thirty seconds with no drawback, and Alluring Nostrum, which procs area Shadow damage at the cost of a stacking movement-speed penalty on the drinker.
- Healing: Concentrated Silvermoon Health Potion. It is crafted from the Season 1 Silvermoon Health Potion, so expect both to sit in bags during the changeover; the older entry has been kept rather than replaced.
- Augment rune: Vantus Rune: Tides. It is weekly and boss-specific, so the default low-supply threshold of ten is meaningless for it. Set it to 1 in Manage Consumables.
- Feasts: Amani Cornucopia, Loa's Gathering, and Feast of Knowledge. All three are functionally identical highest-secondary feasts that differ only in their reagents, and all three are wired into the secondary-feast group so they count together.
- Utility: ROCKY-To-Go.

### Changed

- Updated for patch 12.1, "Curse of Ula'tek." Interface bumped to 120100.
- Catalog documentation corrected. The Season 1 rule that an even item id meant Gold quality and an odd id meant Silver turns out to be coincidental, and it flips between items inside a single patch. The reliable pattern for a crafted consumable is a contiguous triplet of lesser quality, high quality, and recipe, which held for all five 12.1 crafted items. Contiguity by itself still proves nothing about quality tiers: the three new feasts occupy consecutive ids and are three separate items.
- R0CKY, the Engineering counterpart to ROCKY-To-Go, is deliberately not tracked. It permanently attaches a compression array to a helmet instead of occupying a bag slot, so a bag scan can never see it.

## 1.5

### Added

- **Consumable tracking** — Track flasks, potions, food, runes, oils, drums, and more. Counts are quality-tier-aware, summing both crafted quality tiers into a single total.
- **Consumables manager window** — Open it via `/rcl` or the options panel to add, remove, and set a per-item low-supply threshold.
- **Consumables on the ready-check window** — Tracked consumables now appear when a ready check fires, with low/missing highlighting.
- **Quick-add search bar** — Find items from your bags or the catalog from a single search box, without scrolling the Add dropdowns.
- **Account-wide consumable profiles** — Set your list up on one character and bring it to another with "Copy from", then adjust it per character.

### Changed

- Updated for patch 12.0.7.

## 1.4

### Added

- **Gear durability display** — The ready check window now shows average gear durability
  with the single lowest-durability item called out alongside, color-coded green (>75%),
  yellow (>25%), or red (≤25%). Iterates the eleven durability-bearing equipment slots
  (head, shoulder, chest, waist, legs, feet, wrist, hands, back, main hand, off hand) via
  `GetInventoryItemDurability` and computes both the weighted average and the per-item minimum.
  Enabled by default; toggleable via `/rcl` → "Show Gear Durability". Optional chat
  announcement available via "Output Gear Durability in chat" (off by default).

- **Live durability refresh** — The durability label updates while the ready check window
  is open. `UPDATE_INVENTORY_DURABILITY` catches damage and repairs;
  `PLAYER_EQUIPMENT_CHANGED` catches mid-ready-check gear swaps. The latter is filtered
  against the durability-bearing slot set, so trinket/ring/neck/shirt/tabard changes don't
  trigger redundant rebuilds. The handler is gated on `frame:IsShown()` and
  `settings.showDurability` so it does no work when irrelevant.

- **Output channel selector** — All chat announcements (talents, runes, durability) now route
  through a single configurable channel via a dropdown in options. Options are `/say`, `/yell`,
  `/party`, `/raid`, `/instance`, `/emote`, and "Smart (auto)" — the smart mode picks the most
  appropriate group channel based on context (`INSTANCE_CHAT` → `RAID` → `PARTY` → `SAY` fallback).
  Default is `/say`, preserving prior behavior for existing users. All output flows through a
  single `Announce()` helper that strips color codes and resolves the active channel at send time.

- **Frame appearance controls** — Scale slider (0.5×–2.0×), opacity slider (10–100%), and a
  lock-frame toggle to prevent accidental drags. Window position is now persisted across sessions
  via a new `framePoint` saved variable, applied at `ADDON_LOADED`. A "Reset Position" button
  recenters the window if it ends up off-screen. Both the main window and options panel use
  `SetClampedToScreen` so scaling can't push them out of view.

- **Options panel reorganization** — Reworked into a two-column 580×480 layout with four
  section headers: Display and Announcements in the left column, Auto-Switch and Frame
  Appearance in the right. The previous single-column layout was too tall to fit comfortably
  on smaller resolutions once the new controls were added.

### Changed

- **DK rune chat output** now routes through the configurable output channel (previously
  hardcoded to `/say`). Behavior is preserved for users who keep the channel at its default.

- **`/rcldebug`** now also prints the resolved output channel, current frame scale, opacity,
  and lock state alongside the existing talent/preset state.

## 1.3

### Added

- **Loot Specialization display** — The ready check window now shows the player's active loot
  specialization. Uses `GetLootSpecialization()`: if the value is `0` (meaning loot spec is set
  to follow the active spec), it displays `"Active Spec"`; otherwise it resolves the spec name
  via `GetSpecializationInfoByID()`. Enabled by default; can be toggled via `/rcl` →
  "Show Loot Specialization".

### Fixed

- **DK rune false "Missing!" on ready check** — Death Knight weapon runes (applied via runeforging)
  are permanent weapon enchants. The previous code used `GetWeaponEnchantInfo()` as a boolean
  gate before calling `GetWeaponEnchantText()`, but `GetWeaponEnchantInfo()` only reports
  *temporary* enchants (oils, sharpening stones, shaman imbues, etc.) and always returns `false`
  for runeforge enchants. This caused the rune row to display "|cffff0000Missing!|r" even when a
  rune such as Rune of the Fallen Crusader or Rune of Razorice was correctly equipped.

  **Root cause:** `hasMH` / `hasOH` from `GetWeaponEnchantInfo()` were used to decide whether to
  call `GetWeaponEnchantText()`, which itself scans tooltip data for
  `Enum.TooltipDataLineType.ItemEnchantmentPermanent` lines — the correct line type for runeforges.
  The boolean gate short-circuited before the correct check ever ran.

  **Fix:** Removed `GetWeaponEnchantInfo()` from the DK rune detection path entirely.
  `GetWeaponEnchantText()` now returns `nil` instead of `"Other Enchant"` when no permanent
  enchant is found, and its return value is used directly as both the presence check and the
  display name. Runes are shown correctly; missing runes still display the red "Missing!" label.

## 1.0.0

- Initial release