Yair Morgenstern

Okay, so this is what's happening. You sign peace with Boers. They then check "who can we declare war on? Oh look at that, the Netherlands!" They do so You,...

I can't see why that would be, since nextTurnFlags() says 'when 0 turns left for defensive pact turn to allies' and signDefensivePact() says 'both sides get the same number of...

In order to not be considered a breach of defensive pact, the party that declares war on a civ is considered to have declared war on its allies as well....

Various solution have been tried over the years, since failed and were abandoned, some succeeded and we're incorporated I'm open to new solutions not an not excited to try attempt...

@tuvus yes, that's what's happening. This is part of a deeper problem, which is that essentially we *duplicate trade info* and thus don't have a clear source of truth. The...

All that means is that we don't check those games every X amount of time Since most players checks every 10 seconds, it avoids unnecessary traffic But if you're only...

Please provide a save file with an example

This sounds like input parameters to the .jar file, that whatever runs Unciv on Arch will supply via command line. What *does* run Unciv on Arch? https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/unciv-bin maintained by @Thyrum...

The Unciv side has been solved - we now accept a "--data-dir=" argument when starting the JAR I'll need to see if the 'packed" executables transfer arguments *to* the JAR,...

Yes indeed it works, which means that whether you're running through java -jar or through the "minified jre" you are now able to specify the data directory as an argument...