Maarten Billemont

I have created a new world locally, placed a chest into it, with the same item, `rsync`'ed it over to the TShock server and launched the server with it. Connecting...

I have placed a chest into the local copy of the world and then uploaded that to the server. Now when I launch TShock with this locally-modified copy of the...

... Restoring the old world file now allows chests to open again.

Regardless, here are the `wld` files, in case they might prove interesting. I do not know how to inspect their binary format. https://stuff.lhunath.com/Arcadia.chestsbroken.wld https://stuff.lhunath.com/Arcadia.localfix.wld

> That pretty much reduces the error space to the network Seems dubious given the available evidence (multiple restarts, logins, spaced out over hours, no logs/indicators as you say, and...

I'm unsure what the purpose of `targetMachines` is if not to do this. The documentation seems to suggest that building for non-host targets is exactly what `targetMachines` is supposed to...

I should point out that setting `targetMachines` does have an effect in that gradle will build multiple host architectures if there are multiple architectures of the host's platform in the...

Prior to: ``` commit ef46f762a851950faa89df1b478e68bdb4ff2ac1 Author: Lóránt Pintér Date: Thu Jun 28 04:58:41 2018 Use immutable file collections whenever possible (#5797) ``` it was possible to use: ``` components.withType( CppComponent...

It is open source. The open-source license you choose requires that all users also release their code as free software, though. As I said, use LGPL instead as a milder...

Thought I'd send a little reminder to make a decision on this topic, it's been a while :-)