00:20 < bridge> I think east is not active in teeworlds anymore 00:22 < bridge> da east 01:24 < bridge> just drop all the server info that doesn't conform to your schema 01:24 < bridge> kind of what i've done 01:24 < bridge> yea 01:25 < bridge> it's still there, but it's untyped, and i made a typeguard so you can go back to the usual info you get from official ddnet server 01:25 < bridge> it's still there, but it's untyped, and i made a typeguard so you can go back to the usual info you get from official ddnet servers 01:25 < bridge> it's still there, but it's untyped, and i made a typeguard so you can go back to the usual typed info you get from official ddnet servers 01:27 < bridge> https://github.com/Sans3108/DDNet/blob/4f307140fd52373d260858ccba2701078c656ee1/src/Master.ts#L95-L104 01:28 < bridge> ```js 01:28 < bridge> community: z 01:28 < bridge> .object({ 01:28 < bridge> id: z.string(), 01:28 < bridge> icon: z.string(), 01:28 < bridge> admin: z.array(z.string()), 01:28 < bridge> public_key: z.string(), 01:28 < bridge> signature: z.string() 01:28 < bridge> }) 01:28 < bridge> .optional(), 01:28 < bridge> altameda_net: z.boolean().optional() 01:28 < bridge> ``` 01:28 < bridge> that's not from official ddnet servers 01:29 < bridge> probably, the whole thing was made with hopes and prayers, i dont understand the first thing about what is returned by what kind of server so i just used quicktype to try to create some sort of schema 01:30 < bridge> from whatever data the master server returned when i ran the script to make it 01:31 < bridge> probably, the whole Master.ts thing was made with hopes and prayers, i dont understand the first thing about what is returned by what kind of server so i just used quicktype to try to create some sort of schema 01:33 < bridge> I'd love to understand it all, but it's kinda hard when I only know 1 lang and some common and basic programming concepts 02:09 < bridge> No insults for being a botter? 02:09 < bridge> Indonesia 02:15 < bridge> on chn not really, but on ger and rus server I get accused of using "krx" or something like that whenever i start showing off 04:22 < ws-client> @milkeeycat apparently not the same ._. 04:23 < ws-client> ``mov rax, [SIZEOF_SOCKADDR]`` segfaults while ``lea rax, SIZEOF_SOCKADDR`` does not <:tee_thinking:478629518358085653> 04:54 < ws-client> eh so lea is get reference and brackets is dereference. So its basically opposite not same xd. pointers in C are easier -.- here some good SO https://stackoverflow.com/a/25824111 06:45 < bridge> You have been banned for 10 minutes vpn , I don't use VPN what should I do? 06:59 < bridge> make an admin mail ticket 07:00 < bridge> i guess 07:00 < bridge> #✉-create-a-ticket 07:03 < bridge> howd you fix this? 07:05 < bridge> chillerdragon: did u fix? 07:06 < bridge> Coz i did 😏 07:11 < bridge> If i understood correctly it was because u had `db` here https://github.com/ChillerDragon/teeworlds-asmr/blob/2050b2bb80e70de58ad7a86e62db399345b564e6/src/teeworlds_asmr.asm#L98 but recvfrom takes pointer to an int, so it was overwriting `ADDR_LOCALHOST` 07:37 < ws-client> No i did not fix it o.O 07:37 < ws-client> poor ppl being banned for vpn falsely what changed? are more servers vpn protected now or is the blacklist stricter? 07:38 < ws-client> @milkeeycat so whats the fix? 07:38 < ws-client> ah "db" is only one byte and the int is 4 bytes? 07:38 < bridge> Ye, just slap `dw` there 07:38 < ws-client> oh lol i tried `SIZEOF_SOCKADDR db 128, 0, 0, 0` 07:38 < ws-client> xd 07:41 < ws-client> how long did it take you @milkeeycat ? 07:41 < bridge> A few hours :pepeW: 07:41 < ws-client> amazing thanks for this 07:41 < bridge> Until I accidentally commented out last 2 args to recvfrom xd 07:41 < bridge> And it worked 07:42 < ws-client> i also spend a few hours on a similar path xd but not sure if i would have actually found it 07:42 < ws-client> since i half ruled out that idea since for me the 4 byte allocation did not work 07:42 < ws-client> <:poggers2:1008007455936094328> your fix works perfectly for me! thank you so much @milkeeycat 07:43 < ws-client> so does my attempt btw -.- xd ``SIZEOF_SOCKADDR db 128, 0, 0, 0`` 07:43 < ws-client> but when i tried it i must have had introduced a new bug at the time xd 07:44 < bridge> Why is it even 128? 07:44 < bridge> Me no understand 07:44 < ws-client> ye same 07:44 < ws-client> did you see the comments? 07:44 < ws-client> should be 16 thats what it is on my machine 07:44 < ws-client> tw uses 128 tho 07:45 < ws-client> and i found i think a even higher number in the source code of the ruby programming language 07:45 < ws-client> better safe than sorry 07:45 < ws-client> maybe there is some space for ipv6 and nsa backdoor 07:45 < bridge> Ok, if it works then it's fine for me xd 07:46 < ws-client> if recvfrom wants to write 128 bytes it can idk 07:46 < ws-client> i got enough ram 07:46 < ws-client> 16 probably works too xd 07:46 < ws-client> but maybe its not as portable 07:46 < bridge> GitHub influences earn a lot 07:47 < ws-client> ofc every 10 commits i make has a placement 07:47 < ws-client> i can buy all the ram 07:48 < ws-client> ``git commit -m "Raid Shadow..`` 07:51 < ws-client> I wonder if i will ever be able to spawn a tee using assembly 07:52 < bridge> you got it xd 07:52 < bridge> just check sized u pass 10 times 😄 07:52 < ws-client> It feels like the hard part is done xd 07:52 < bridge> just check sizes u pass 10 times 😄 07:54 < bridge> chilllerdragon: ill try to spawn a tee in my programming language xd 07:56 < ws-client> that would be epic 08:46 < bridge> What? 08:46 < bridge> to connect it to ddnet server? 09:22 < ws-client> eh @milkeeycat `db` is 2 bytes i changed it to `dd` for 4 bytes to match a C int 09:24 < ws-client> @learath2 ye as milkeey said join a server. What ever the definition of "join" or "connect" is idc. It gets interesting and nice to show off as soon as there is a tee visible in the world. 09:25 < bridge> chillerdragon: can you send source where you found that `db` is 2 bytes? 09:25 < ws-client> i just realized while watching tsoding vid 09:26 < ws-client> he is walking man page 09:26 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1721978737.png 09:26 < ws-client> i double checked here https://stackoverflow.com/a/10168788 09:26 < ws-client> > DD - Define double word. Generally 4 bytes on a typical x86 32-bit system 09:26 < ws-client> > DW - Define Word. Generally 2 bytes on a typical x86 32-bit system 09:26 < ws-client> im on 64 bit idk if its double there 09:26 < ws-client> maybe dw was already enough 09:32 < ws-client> @milkeeycat ah i did typo xd i mean `dw` is 2 bytes. Thats the thing you suggested right? But we need 4 bytes 09:32 < bridge> ok, i have skill issues 09:32 < bridge> my bad xd 09:33 < bridge> but hey, it worked xdd 09:33 < ws-client> i didnt check the memory 09:33 < ws-client> i assume the 2 less bytes overwritten were good enough xd 09:33 < ws-client> nobody needs the first two bytes of the address struct xd 09:34 < ws-client> ehm thats `AF_INET` should have broke it if you ask me 09:34 < ws-client> unless the thing it overwrote with was also `AF_INET` xd 09:39 < bridge> no i added virus 09:42 < bridge> i simply wanted to make clear, that if you use this app, you know what you are doing. for example you cannot install the release version when it's done, bcs you have to manually uninstall the old version. 09:42 < bridge> this is only a test version for ppl that want to try it out, it should not be spread as the real version 09:49 < bridge> #7863 09:49 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/7863 09:51 < bridge> ppl don't care obviously :troll: 09:51 < bridge> i need a nice idea for a simple compiled language 09:51 < bridge> make lang for teeui 09:51 < bridge> as lerato suggested 09:52 < bridge> that probs wouldnt be compiled with llvm 09:52 < bridge> what does it need 09:52 < bridge> llvm L 09:52 < bridge> ? 09:52 < bridge> it should be compiled to some byte code that we could translate on both client and server side without any headache 09:55 < bridge> ok thats ez 09:55 < bridge> so what are the things it needs 09:55 < bridge> also if u ask me u know it will be in rust 09:56 < bridge> some instructions like draw rect at x coords, draw a button, event etc? 09:56 < bridge> simple declarative language that looka like literally ui code in tw 09:57 < bridge> hsplit vsplit drawquads etc 09:57 < bridge> i havent dabbled.much in "UI languages" 09:57 < bridge> you should take a look in client ui code then :justatest: 09:57 < bridge> give me a syntax example 09:57 < bridge> https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/1258454503196200991 09:57 < bridge> i did, i documented the hsplit, etc methods 09:58 < bridge> aaand 1000 people installed it 09:58 < bridge> i see 09:59 < bridge> ok u gave me a nice side project 09:59 < bridge> ill look into it 10:00 < bridge> thanks to lerato 10:00 < bridge> big brain 10:00 < bridge> bigd 10:02 < bridge> nah thats just a example 10:02 < bridge> im biased and hate lua Style langs 10:02 < bridge> ill change the syntax 10:03 < bridge> but since it will be bytecode there can be diferent lang syntax that compile to the samw bytecode 10:03 < bridge> ill design the bytecode too 10:11 < bridge> thanks 👍 10:21 < ws-client> lua pog 10:21 < bridge> wasm epyc 10:21 < bridge> @timakro Is it possible to update trashmap server version? It is still on `16.2.2` 10:23 < bridge> chillerdragon: do you plan to run a ddnet server for longer than 292 years at once, without restarting? 10:34 < bridge> Careful. I don’t think heinrich liked my idea very much 😄 10:35 < bridge> Also I love the proportional space partitioning approach to UI. But idk if people like designing UIs like that. Perhaps you should think about whether you can work in some absolute sizing/positioning too 10:43 < bridge> let's face the truth, it's time for electron 10:45 < bridge> 10:45 < bridge> yep 10:46 < bridge> ```asm 10:46 < bridge> lea rath, 2 10:46 < bridge> ``` 10:47 < bridge> ah is this the custom mod ui topic 10:48 < bridge> Does anyone know whether there is a shorter sequence that achieves this? 10:48 < bridge> ```sh 10:48 < bridge> git checkout -b mybranch 10:48 < bridge> git commit 10:48 < bridge> git checkout -b tmp origin/main 10:48 < bridge> git cherry-pick mybranch 10:48 < bridge> git branch -D mybranch 10:48 < bridge> git branch -M tmp mybranch 10:48 < bridge> ``` 10:49 < bridge> The issue is that the original commits got rebased so I can't rebase mybranch directly, it won't just figure out that only 1 commit really happened 10:49 < bridge> git stash or what 10:50 < bridge> whenever i have annoying open stuff 10:50 < bridge> git stash 10:50 < bridge> 10:50 < bridge> do other stuff 10:50 < bridge> 10:50 < bridge> git stash apply 10:50 < bridge> but maybe i read your thing wrong xd 10:53 < bridge> I have branch A with ten new commits on top of main. 10:53 < bridge> I have branch B with two new commits on top of A. 10:53 < bridge> A gets rebase merged into main. 10:53 < bridge> Now I need to rebase B onto the new main. 10:53 < bridge> However git is too dumb to figure out that the commits in main are from A, since they got rebased. 10:53 < bridge> 10:53 < bridge> So I have to create a temporary branch from main, cherry B~ and B on top, then rename this new tmp branch to B 10:54 < bridge> btw, I started stashing less since I found out about `git worktree` it's quite nice. I have some branches permanently checed out in their own folders 10:55 < bridge> mh that surprises me then.. i can simply fetch the new upstream and rebase 10:56 < bridge> i never had conflicts even if the commits did not have the same hash 10:56 < bridge> For ddnet we don't do rebase merges, that makes it very easy 10:56 < bridge> For this repo we use at work I have no idea wtf is going on but the double rebase that happens confuses git very much 10:58 < bridge> fwiw B~ and B cleanly apply on top of the new main, but git rebase just tries to apply all 12 commits, which keeps giving conflicts because you are trying to apply a diff that has already been applied 11:02 < bridge> gm 11:04 < bridge> game master 11:05 < bridge> gigamind 11:06 < bridge> i secound of google revealed: 11:06 < bridge> https://stackoverflow.com/a/59661816 11:06 < bridge> i second of google revealed: 11:06 < bridge> https://stackoverflow.com/a/59661816 11:08 < bridge> Aha, `--onto` that's what I'm looking for 11:08 < bridge> And the rebase manual has very good examples too, I should have just RTFM 11:10 < bridge> nais, getting one step closer 11:10 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1266321654653648977/image.png?ex=66a4b971&is=66a367f1&hm=2f27a745bc34d6e3440fe4f4e929aa6c2b2e1f5eda72d70bbc19cdc3eb38792c& 11:14 < bridge> I think onto isn't enough as one of the rebase changes makes the commit too different for git to recognize 11:17 < bridge> :c, do i have to ask chatgpt for you? 😬 11:18 < bridge> Well it did help, I just add an `-i` along with the onto, then I drop the commit I think is duplicated 11:18 < bridge> It's much easier than marking all commits drop than marking just a handful that are too different 11:18 < bridge> nice 11:18 < bridge> gpt used a temp branch indeed xd 11:19 < bridge> otherwise it uses -i on the rebase directly 11:23 < bridge> i fw that top font heavy 11:46 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1266330754548240497/image.png?ex=66a4c1eb&is=66a3706b&hm=d389b8b95bf37ef95d21dc21fe722c4a558c5732a7b6c8973b29b38b408fc749& 11:46 < bridge> i love debug info on my own lang 11:49 < bridge> how much of that llvm provides? 11:54 < bridge> how about simply deleting the duplicate commits in the `git rebase -i`? 11:55 < bridge> Without the onto I was getting too many 12:15 < bridge> No I am planning to die in the next 50 years already so 292 sounds long enough to me. 12:16 < bridge> planned obsolescence 12:16 < bridge> classic 12:31 < bridge> I'm having some weird connection issues here, periodically it'll just randomly load websites extremely slowly, almost as if it's powersaving misbehaving or sth 12:32 < bridge> Yes me too 12:33 < bridge> Average island internet for me hehe 12:35 < bridge> Turned off power management for a bit, let me see if that helps 12:46 < bridge> @learath2: have you tried using windows? I was told it just works 12:47 < bridge> it just works but is shit 12:47 < bridge> xd 12:52 < bridge> xd 12:52 < bridge> man linkers have so many configs 12:52 < bridge> "driving" a linker in a compiler is some plumber work shit 12:54 < bridge> https://github.com/edg-l/linkit/blob/master/src/lib.rs 13:03 < bridge> @louis.place now you just have to convince an admin to update 13:03 < bridge> and then test if it works xd 13:03 < bridge> i tested dilate locally, but too lazy to setup the whole bot again 13:06 < bridge> When continuous discord bot deployment on new git commits 13:08 < bridge> It’s as easy as writing your kubernetes operator in go and 90 yaml files. Or use a bash oneliner `while :; do git pull && sleep 1m; done` 13:09 < bridge> yeah, pls write a script chiller 13:09 < bridge> create some bash scripts for the eternity 13:10 < bridge> Already did 13:10 < bridge> ddnet++ infrastructure is in bash 13:10 < bridge> It boils down to the oneliner I sent and it just works 13:10 < bridge> xddd 13:10 < bridge> Ok tbh it’s full of bugs and like 5k lines 13:11 < bridge> Sadly ddnet infrastructure is closed source 13:12 < bridge> ddnet infrastructure is old af anyway 13:12 < bridge> better dont use it 13:12 < bridge> write a new clean one 13:12 < bridge> No it’s nice 13:12 < bridge> Better than kog 13:12 < bridge> lmao 13:12 < bridge> maybe less often down for maintance 13:13 < bridge> k8 ass 13:13 < bridge> but i bet avo used some epyc electron proofed supervised ultra epyc containers 13:13 < bridge> that just magically work 13:13 < bridge> after you installed 200gb of programms so the containers can be parsed 13:13 < bridge> Magic plus lots of work 13:14 < bridge> Blazingly fast Gaming through 7 go proxies 13:14 < bridge> Gotta have those grafana boards for Kirby game 13:17 < bridge> [build] mingw32-make[3]: Waiting for unfinished jobs.... 13:17 < bridge> [build] [ 98%] Building RC object CMakeFiles/game-client.dir/other/manifest/client.rc.obj 13:17 < bridge> [build] mingw32-make[2]: [CMakeFiles\Makefile2:499: CMakeFiles/game-client.dir/all] Error 2 13:17 < bridge> [build] mingw32-make[1]: [CMakeFiles\Makefile2:506: CMakeFiles/game-client.dir/rule] Error 2 13:17 < bridge> [build] mingw32-make: [Makefile:331: game-client] Error 2 13:17 < bridge> [proc] The command: C:\msys64\ucrt64\bin\cmake.EXE --build c:/Users/QuzzWithDev/Documents/ddnet/build --config Debug --target game-client -j 8 -- exited with code: 2 13:17 < bridge> [driver] Build completed: 00:02:09.798 13:17 < bridge> [build] Build finished with exit code 2 13:17 < bridge> i build ddnet error 13:17 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1266353696195743745/image.png?ex=66a4d748&is=66a385c8&hm=eb7b5c3972003b338332808735c3766c3ce38a805cc34f7a66b11e89f0054904& 13:18 < bridge> scroll up, the error is probably higher 13:18 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1266354073633034301/image.png?ex=66a4d7a2&is=66a38622&hm=af1167288187f0a74d83095518c840fc9d5a57d8251e802ca6f92b1a3dcb5bfb& 13:19 < bridge> [build] mingw32-make[3]: *** No rule to make target 'debug/libddnet_engine_shared.a', needed by 'DDNet.exe' 13:19 < bridge> this 13:19 < bridge> how to fix? i dont know 13:20 < bridge> how to fix 13:22 < bridge> how to fix it 13:23 < bridge> tysm 13:23 < bridge> @murpi can u update skin bot? 13:24 < bridge> ` rustup target add x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` 13:24 < bridge> installed? 13:26 < Tarot> Hi 13:26 < bridge> no i go to install 13:27 < bridge> install done try again? 13:27 < bridge> yes 13:27 < bridge> Ok 13:27 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1266356324237705318/image.png?ex=66a4d9bb&is=66a3883b&hm=e83a112f55493aed0168a42527c445c5737069864e889f8bf5e85879ac3117f0& 13:27 < bridge> is not work 13:28 < bridge> maybe remove build dir and try again 13:28 < bridge> else i dunno,wait for some dev with windows 13:28 < bridge> i remember you had to manually copy some stuff or smth like that 13:29 < bridge> i use git clone --recursive https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet 13:29 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks Thanks for updating the bot 13:29 < bridge> @louis.place done 13:30 < bridge> ty 13:30 < bridge> i try this 13:30 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks heres the big question, now if i go back to the channel and re-upload some skins that werent previously dilated, will the bot rewrite them in the db with the dilated version 13:31 < bridge> assuming the auto dilate works 13:31 < bridge> try it out 13:31 < bridge> do you know a skin that isnt dilated? 13:31 < bridge> i think the toast once arent 13:31 < bridge> skeith sent me a bunch of names earlier 13:32 < bridge> Jupstar ty for the ping (i'd had miss it) :) 13:32 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1266357542921961644/image.png?ex=66a4dade&is=66a3895e&hm=5fc9f012a2ef58a346a0aad68f9c12f61e51205f3ffc955c9c5a33fa0096289d& 13:32 < bridge> does work 13:35 < bridge> @robyt3 what was the trick again on windows 13:35 < bridge> `rustc --version --verbose` please 13:35 < bridge> install linux :santatrollet: 13:36 < bridge> not helpful 13:36 < bridge> It actually is helpful 13:36 < bridge> it is sad that cross compile to windows from linux is easier tho 😂 13:37 < bridge> The process is easier on Linux and not everyone knows that Linux exists 13:37 < bridge> I don't know if compiling with mingw+ucrt even works 13:38 < bridge> msys2* 13:38 < bridge> I'd either use MSYS2+MinGW64 or Visual Studio separately 13:38 < bridge> @thefabirshuaisoserious ^ 13:39 < bridge> try the mingw64 shell 13:40 < bridge> Disagree 13:40 < bridge> And set the correct rust toolchain, either `x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` with mingw, or `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` with Visual Studio 13:40 < bridge> Wait i try 13:42 < bridge> `rustup default x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` or `rustup default x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`, I think 13:42 < bridge> to set the toolchain 13:49 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1266361633387708457/image.png?ex=66a4dead&is=66a38d2d&hm=fda13b64b9be4430119b969d24525d264ce20f143dfaf024c8efa64fb026c7b9& 13:49 < bridge> not a package 13:50 < bridge> this 13:50 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1266362096233484363/image.png?ex=66a4df1b&is=66a38d9b&hm=fd29424e7133c43719e51c1a1a8f72d57c87b1b7af67d1ca557c95e0522c6a65& 13:52 < bridge> try `rustup default stable-x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` 13:53 < bridge> It does. I did it many a time before 13:54 < bridge> installed 13:57 < bridge> Can someone tell me what I should do now? 13:58 < bridge> can you try the build again? 13:58 < bridge> retry I think 13:58 < bridge> remove the build directory first though 13:59 < bridge> i try again 14:02 < bridge> Work 14:02 < bridge> Thx 14:02 < bridge> Thanks to everyone who helped me 14:04 < bridge> chillerdragon: I dare say this was easier than installing linux 14:05 < bridge> Yes installing Linux is hard 14:05 < bridge> But then everything is easier 14:06 < bridge> Installing WSL is fool proof tho :p 14:08 < bridge> It’s just not gaming ready 14:08 < bridge> chose archinstall 14:08 < bridge> But I would also say installing windows is hard 14:08 < bridge> It's very VERY easier than linux, if I may say :d 14:08 < bridge> true 14:08 < bridge> If you buy a laptop with Linux on it you can compare it to windows 14:08 < bridge> it often comes preinstalled 14:09 < bridge> dunno if troll conversation or should keep arguing. 14:09 < bridge> Imo the hardest part is making a bootable stick selecting right drives. Finding the boot menu and so on. From then onwards it’s just clicking through installers. Choosing a language and so on. On windows 10 you get like a zillion questions. People do rage quit windows installs 14:10 < bridge> installing linux aint hard, using it is though 14:10 < bridge> Disagree 14:10 < bridge> let's call it a troll conversation. please don't tell people to "just install linux" when they come with tech support questions 14:10 < bridge> What’s hard about using it @louis.place 14:10 < bridge> Or what’s different than windows even 14:11 < bridge> please go to #off-topic for the common flame wars 14:11 < bridge> nothing, that's why windows is basically the same as windows 14:11 < bridge> so no need to install it 14:11 < bridge> I use emacs BTW 14:11 < bridge> cuz everything is the same 14:11 < bridge> as linux 14:11 < bridge> I meant to say 14:11 < bridge> here 14:12 < bridge> you just notice a lot of small thingies that annoy you that aren't as difficult to fix in more 'consumer' os ChillerDragon 14:12 < bridge> i guess that falls into installing linux though, not exactly using it 14:12 < bridge> → #off-topic 14:12 < bridge> day to day use is pretty similar for most things 14:13 < bridge> i switched to msys2 and mingw64 toolchain 14:13 < bridge> takes like 5 minutes 14:14 < bridge> i didn't reply to the guy, i wrote to jupppey :p 14:22 < bridge> There is one weird thing about rust and msys2, you (technically, in practicality it's usually fine) should be using the msys2 linker in ucrt 14:23 < bridge> why doesnt whathever default the guy had not work? 14:25 < bridge> -msvc toolchain vs -gnu toolchain 14:26 < bridge> they don't interoperate 14:26 < bridge> we should detect this in the CMakeLists.txt 14:26 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/issues/7660 14:37 < bridge> what is the sense of using prefixes and postfixes for our table names.. 14:37 < bridge> 14:37 < bridge> e.g. 14:37 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/08f955bff0af6f3e10f09ad233444c7f1cb380bc/src/engine/server/databases/connection.cpp#L11 14:38 < bridge> prefix: there used to be a time where hosters charged per DB used ^^ 14:38 < bridge> i see that is usese "backup" 14:38 < bridge> postfix: probably fixing some problem of duplicate/not recorded ranks 14:39 < bridge> ok, but yeah i think i'll port it by moving that part to per database if it's really needed 14:39 < bridge> which part? 14:39 < bridge> the pre and postfixes 14:39 < bridge> 14:39 < bridge> can simply be a different database if somebody needs that 14:40 < bridge> I think the postfix thing is used in the code 14:40 < bridge> it makes all queries much harder to read 14:40 < bridge> then i simply dont port that code xd 14:40 < bridge> if it has any sense it can simply get a new db connection 14:41 < bridge> I'd guess it's used to solve a problem. this means you'll have to understand the problem and solve it yourself again 14:41 < bridge> if you don't do that, you'll create a bug 14:42 < bridge> that's a bold claim 14:42 < bridge> 14:42 < bridge> in the code it is used for a backup sqlite apparently 14:42 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/5948 14:42 < bridge> this looks relevant 14:44 < bridge> and still, it can simply use a backup database 14:44 < bridge> there is no reason to bloat all queries 14:44 < bridge> I just want to make sure you're not adding bugs by dropping "unused code" 14:44 < bridge> i never said unused or anything else 14:45 < bridge> i asked for the reason we do it with post & prefixes in the queries 14:45 < bridge> you said there was a time where dbs were expensive 14:45 < bridge> i accept that as argument 14:45 < bridge> i just dont like it 14:45 < bridge> end 14:45 < bridge> hm. I stated two different things, one for prefixes and one for postfixes 14:46 < bridge>