Changelog

[v0.2.1] (2026-07-17) - TBC Classic Compatibility

Bug Fixes

• !!TOGT marked out-of-date on current TBC Classic — !!TOGT_BCC.toc declared ## Interface: 20505 while the live TBC Classic client is on build 20506. Clients on that build saw !!TOGT as incompatible and skipped it (unless "Load out of date AddOns" was ticked), which in turn broke TOG Tools (## Dependencies: Ace3, VersionCheck-1.0, !!TOGT) with 8x LUA_WARNING: AddOn [TOGTools] Failed to load missing dependency [!!TOGT] — even for users who had !!TOGT installed. Fix: bumped both ## Interface: and ## X-Min-Interface: to 20506 to match the current TBC Classic build and TOGTools_BCC.toc. Same failure mode and fix as the Retail Midnight bump in v0.1.1. Location: !!TOGT_BCC.toc.

• BigWigs packager couldn't find the TOC (release failed) — .pkgmeta still declared package-as: !TOGT, the pre-rename name; after the v0.2.0 !TOGT → !!TOGT rename the TOC files are !!TOGT.toc / !!TOGT_<flavor>.toc, so the packager searched for !TOGT.toc, found nothing, and aborted with "Could not find an addon TOC file." (The v0.2.0 CurseForge release failed the same way — package-as was never updated after the rename.) Fix: package-as: !!TOGT. Location: .pkgmeta.

[v0.2.0] (2026-06-11) - Renamed to !!TOGT (loads first) + early diagnostics capture

New Features

• Renamed !TOGT → !!TOGT so it loads first. WoW loads addons alphabetically by folder name; !!TOGT sorts ahead of every other addon — crucially before !BugGrabber. That ordering is what lets it grab the real seterrorhandler before BugGrabber neuters it, which makes the error capture below coexist with BugSack (see the wrap). Upgrading from !TOGT: the CurseForge app replaces the folder automatically; manual installers should delete any leftover old !TOGT folder so a stale duplicate doesn't load alongside !!TOGT. No SavedVariables, so nothing to migrate.

• Diagnostics capture for TOG Tools — Alongside ADDON_LOADED timing, !!TOGT now captures from the very first moment of load: Lua errors, Lua warnings (LUA_WARNING), blocked/forbidden addon-action events (ADDON_ACTION_BLOCKED / _FORBIDDEN + the MACRO_ variants), and SAVED_VARIABLES_TOO_LARGE (silent saved-data loss). A capture() function buffers records into TOGToolsEarlyData.diagnostics (ring-capped at 250, with a dropped overflow counter) until TOG Tools sets .cb, after which records stream straight over. A dedicated event frame (NOT unregistered at PLAYER_LOGIN, so it captures all session) handles the events; the action / SV records are pre-formatted (source = culprit, detail = the reason) and recorded by TOG Tools as errors — they are NOT "taint" (true taint propagation goes only to the unreadable on-disk taint.log). Lua errors/warnings keep the raw message so TOG Tools owns the path:line: reason parsing. New globals time / geterrorhandler / seterrorhandler in .luarc.json. Still no SavedVariables. Consumed by TOG Tools v0.7.0+ (Diagnostics tab).

• Good-citizen error-handler wrap (coexists with BugGrabber/BugSack) — BugGrabber loads after us, REPLACES the error handler without chaining, then neuters the global seterrorhandler so nothing else can register. Because !!TOGT loads first, it saves the real seterrorhandler up front and re-asserts itself on top (on each ADDON_LOADED and at PLAYER_LOGIN) whenever the active handler isn't ours. Our handler captures the error, then tail-calls the previous handler (return prev(msg)) — in Lua 5.1 a tail call drops our own frame, so the wrapped handler (BugGrabber's grabError, or Blizzard's default) sees a clean stack and runs exactly as if it were on top. Net result: TOG Tools and BugSack both capture every Lua error, with no breakage to either. (A prev == ourHandler guard prevents wrapping ourselves.)

• Retail: back-fill the pre-load error buffer — On Retail, Blizzard's modern pipeline (Blizzard_ScriptErrors, loaded before any addon) buffers errors that fired before any handler registered into ScriptErrors.unhandledErrors. !!TOGT drains that snapshot once at load to pick up errors from core UI load that happened before even !!TOGT. Read-only (not cleared, so Blizzard's own error frame still gets them); does NOT use AddLuaErrorHandler (it asserts issecure() and fails from addon code). Feature-detected via the ScriptErrors global → a no-op on Classic Era. New global ScriptErrors in .luarc.json.

• Idempotent init — TOGToolsEarlyData is initialized with a guard (= or {} plus an __togtInit flag), so a stray duplicate copy of the addon can't clobber the table the first copy populated or double-register handlers.

[v0.1.1] (2026-05-23) - Retail Midnight Compatibility

Bug Fixes

• !TOGT marked out-of-date on current Retail (Midnight 12.0.x patches) — !TOGT_Mainline.toc declared ## Interface: 110207 (the TWW-final build); live Retail is on Midnight 12.0.5 and 12.0.7. Clients on those builds saw !TOGT as incompatible, which in turn broke TOGTools (## Dependencies: Ace3, !TOGT) for any user without "Load out of date AddOns" ticked. Fix: expanded to ## Interface: 110207, 120000, 120001, 120005, 120007 to cover both the final TWW build and the entire current Midnight patch range. Verified against currently maintained Retail addons (RaiderIO 120000-120005, !BugGrabber up to 120007, Bagnon 120005, Ace3 120000-120001). Location: !TOGT_Mainline.toc.

Improvements

• Stripped non-standard TOC fields — !TOGT_Mainline.toc carried ## Interface-Retail:, ## Interface-Classic:, and ## Interface-BCC: lines that look like multi-flavor selectors but are not recognised TOC fields — the WoW client silently ignores them, and the BigWigs packager produces per-flavor TOCs from .pkgmeta directives rather than from in-TOC selectors. Removed to avoid future confusion. Location: !TOGT_Mainline.toc.

[v0.1.0] (2026-05-04) - Sub-Millisecond Timing & CurseForge Wiring

Bug Fixes

• Per-addon load times collapsed to 0.000s — GetTime() is frame-locked, so every ADDON_LOADED event fired in the same loading-screen frame returned the same timestamp; the per-addon deltas TOG Tools computed from the offsets all came out as zero. Switched the capture in !TOGT.lua to debugprofilestop() (sub-millisecond precision); offsets are still stored in seconds (ms / 1000) so the TOGToolsEarlyData consumer contract is unchanged.

Improvements

• CurseForge project ID set — 1533953 populated in all six TOC files (!TOGT.toc, !TOGT_BCC.toc, !TOGT_Wrath.toc, !TOGT_Cata.toc, !TOGT_Mists.toc, !TOGT_Mainline.toc) and .pkgmeta (replacing the PLACEHOLDER from initial release), so the BigWigs packager can publish to the correct CurseForge project.
• CurseForge user-facing description — Added docs/Curseforge_Description.html describing what the companion does, why it's needed, and how to use it alongside TOG Tools.
• .luarc.json updated — Added debugprofilestop to diagnostics.globals so the new timer call resolves cleanly under the Lua LSP.

[v0.0.1] (2026-05-04) - Initial Release

New Features

• Load timer companion — Registers for ADDON_LOADED from the very first frame of the loading screen. Records load order and time offset (seconds since first addon loaded) for every addon. Stores results in the TOGToolsEarlyData global for TOG Tools to read and display in the Addon Load tab.
• Login window tracking — Records total time from first ADDON_LOADED to PLAYER_LOGIN as the overall loading screen duration.
• All WoW versions — TOC files for Vanilla (11508), TBC (20505), Wrath (30405), Cata (40402), Mists (50503), and Retail (110207).