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Code cleanup #2740

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@ximex ximex commented Jun 22, 2022

ready for merge

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ximex commented Jul 4, 2022

@past-due @KJeff01 pls check and merge

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KJeff01 commented Jul 4, 2022

This PR is pretty much what I consider changes for the sake of changes territory aside from the scavenger file. The magnitude of src/lib changes could create rebase hell for other people working on big things so those would have to wait until 4.3.0-beta1 gets close to a release.

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ximex commented Oct 1, 2022

@KJeff01 are we close enough now to beta 1?

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KJeff01 commented Oct 1, 2022

Problem is it will cause rebase problems for pastdue, with such work like the terrain normalmapping stuff and whatever. So you are best just keeping the script only changes for the time being.

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ximex commented Oct 24, 2022

i saw terrain mapping is now moved to 4.4 and the milestone 4.3 as only 3 items left. now ready to merge? 😅

@KJeff01 KJeff01 added the PR: Limbo Work that was never finished and may have significant conflicts. PRs will be slated for closure. label Oct 1, 2024
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