tposney/midi-qol v13.0.40

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13.0.40

• This release includes breaking changes for advantage and disadvantage processing, so don't update just before game time.
  

Bug Fixes

• Fix for save roll dialog visibility not respecting midi-qol settings (e.g., GM "auto" vs "autoDialog") when autoFastForwardAbilityRolls is disabled. The fastForward option is now properly merged into the roll configuration.
  
• Attack rolls now respect the dnd5e alt/ctl/shift keys.
  
  • With alt/ctl always adding advantage/disadvantage to the roll in addition to whatever flags were set, but respecting the midi auto fast forward roll setting.
    
  • Shift/Shift-alt/Shift-ctl, now skip the configure dialog (mostly, force configuration dialog setting and ammo consumption required still force the dialog to be shown) and override adv/disadvantage - ignoring any flags that may have been set.
    
  • Midi follows dnd5es shift/alt/ctrl behaviour, except in the one case of alt+ctl+shift which forces the roll to be a normal roll without advantage/disadvantage.
    
• Improved handling of saves rolled via third-party modules (Flash Rolls, Monks TokenBar, Epic Rolls). Midi-qol now respects each module's own fast forward setting: bypass-roll-dialog for Monks TokenBar, skipRollDialog for Flash Rolls. Epic Rolls has no specific setting so uses midi's autoFastForwardAbilityRolls setting.
  
• Fix for empty reaction conditions throwing an error.
  
• Fix for an error in processing dependents when a dependent was changed - thanks @Elwin.
  
• Some tidy up of the dependents explorer.
  
• Fix for macroActivity not being correctly set when calling macros.
  

New Features

• Reinstated the midi-qol info/attack/damage buttons for core dnd5e sheet. The buttons simply roll an attack or damage roll to chat, without doing any workflow creation.
  
  • The buttons are added per activity which have attack/damage/versatile damage.
    
  • Useful when you just want a player to make an attack/damage roll.
    
  • Added an info button for each item that rolls the item description to chat.
    
  • Added a setting to enable/disable the extra buttons in the misc settings.
    
• Refactor of advantage/disadvantage/critical/fumble attribution for attack rolls.
  
  • Displays adv/dis/grants.advantage, fumble/critical flags, keyPress advantage, auto fail/success/min/max modifiers.
    
  • The new attribution is visible by hovering over the info icon next to the Advantage/Disadvantage in the chat card.
    
• Added attribution for saving throws.
  
  • The attribution is available as a tooltip when hovering over the targets name in the save card.
    
  • The dice roll tooltip is now tied to the save total on the save card.
    

For developers

• A significant refactor to advantage/disadvantage/critical/fumble handling via RollModifierTracker.
  
  • Breaking Some changes in the way midiOptions.advantage/workflowOptions.advantage and rollOptions.advantage are treated. I think they are the same but I don't have enough test cases to be sure.
    
  • Going forwards I would expect that most of the changes you want to make to advantage are best served via the tracker interface.
    
  • Breaking Macros/Hooks that want to influence attack roll modifiers should use workflow.attackRollModifierTracker or workflow.tracker with the new sub-tracker API, or update actor flags before the checking of advantage/disadvantage is complete.
    
  • The tracker uses sub-trackers: advantage, disadvantage, critical, fumble, modifiers.
    
  • API Summary
    
  • tracker.advantage.add(source, displayName) - Add advantage source
    
  • tracker.disadvantage.add(source, displayName) - Add disadvantage source
    
  • tracker.advantage.suppress(source, displayName) - Suppress advantage
    
  • tracker.critical.force(source, displayName) - Force critical hit
    
  • tracker.critical.suppress(source, displayName) - Prevent critical
    
  • tracker.fumble.suppress(source, displayName) - Prevent fumble
    
  • tracker.modifiers.fail(source, displayName) - Auto-fail the roll
    
  • Query computed state: tracker.hasAdvantage, tracker.hasDisadvantage, tracker.isCritical, tracker.isFumble, tracker.advantageMode
    
  • Query sub-tracker state: tracker.advantage.isActive, tracker.advantage.isSuppressed, tracker.critical.isForced, tracker.critical.isNatural, etc.
    
  • Get full state snapshot: tracker.advantage.get returns { active, suppressed, override }, tracker.critical.get returns { natural, forced, suppressed, override }
    
  • Backwards Compatible: Workflow getters/setters (workflow.advantage, workflow.disadvantage, workflow.isCritical, workflow.isFumble, workflow.noAdvantage, workflow.noDisadvantage) continue to work and delegate to the tracker.
    
  • See docs/RollModifierTracker.md for full API documentation and examples.
    
  • The same tracker model is used to track advantage etc on saving throws and the same roll modifiers are available.
    
  • Whilst I have done a lot of testing on this I am sure there will be breaking changes that I had not noticed.