Down the Violet Path still showing
dabachel0r opened this issue ยท 3 comments
Description
The Quest "Down the Violet Path" is still showing although completed.
The command /run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(10733)) returns true
Wowhead link
https://tbc.wowhead.com/quest=10733/down-the-violet-path
Screenshots
The image shows the quest "Down the Violet Path", which I already completed.
For a prove I can show the ring.
Questie version
6.5.1
Hey @dabachel0r could you enable "Show Quest IDs" in the advanced section of the Questie settings and post another screenshot of the quests showing up for you?
Could you also run the following command and report the output?
/dump C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(10733)
and also with the ID that is showing when you enabled the quest IDs (if it is different to 10733).
Thanks for the reply. Here is the required information.
Screenshots
Questie with "Show Quest IDs" enabled.
Dump of the Quest with Quest ID 10733
Dump of the Quest with Quest IDs 10734, 10735, 10736
Interestingly I get 3 Quests showing when I enable "Show Quest IDs", but only 1 Quest when I disable "Show Quest IDs".
This is not a bug in data we have. This is bug how we use the data we have.
Questie/Database/QuestieDB.lua
Lines 478 to 502 in a778db0
@BreakBB We should stop checking also exclusiveTo
when checking preQuestSingle
completed?
Here is current situation:
Quests 1,2,3,4 are exclusiveTo
each other. When you accept one of these, you decide which quest chain you start to do. If these wouldn't be exclusiveTo
each other, questie would show quests 2,3,4 still available once you accept quest 1.
--> 1,2,3,4 must be set exclusiveTo
each other
Everyone of those quests 1,2,3,4 leads to one new quest: 1->5, 2->6, 3->7, 4->8.
Setting 5,6,7,8 exclusiveTo
each other won't help because after quest 1 is completed it would still show all 5,6,7,8 available with current code - even only quest 5 is available.
This is easy fix to make in code, BUT what will it break if some quests are now (wrongly) using this current wrong behavior as benefit?