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Keep node value on the guild and realm that own the node - #30
Wren reported (10-29): "Dissolving the faction caused the guilds within it to preview incorrect information. Former realm guild displayed its peak node value even when the node was set back to level 1."
syncFactionNodeBenefits writes each realm's node prestige and wealth onto that realm's own guild, as a "Nodes" wealth modifier. Only node events run it. Two things went stale:
A realm guild that became an ordinary guild (its realm dissolved into an overlord, so the base guild was converted and moved) was never touched again. It kept its last "Nodes" value for good, including the peak value, since the modifier is persistent.
A node whose guild moved to another realm (dissolve, elevation, relocation) kept counting for its old realm until some node event happened.
Change
Every sync removes the "Nodes" modifier from any guild that is not one of the realm guilds the sync just wrote to. Realm guilds are matched by identity (getOrCreateMainGuild), not by guild type.
A new 30 s realmCycle compares each active node's guild and realm with the last sync, and resyncs only when one changed. Errors are logged and the timer keeps running. The check is O(nodes); a full sync still only runs on a change.
Faction totals are unchanged: a faction's wealth is the sum of its guilds' wealth, and only realm guilds carry node value, as before.
Not changed: a non-realm guild's own nodes still count for its realm (on the realm guild and the realm's prestige), not for the guild's own wealth. That is the existing design, so it is left for fran to decide.
Testing
NodeManagerCyclesTest:
the stale value is dropped only from non-realm guilds, and only those are re-summed;
the realm check resyncs exactly when a node's realm or guild changes, or when active nodes are added or removed, and not otherwise or before SimpleFactions is ready;
the 600-tick timer is registered, waits for nodesReady, and logs instead of stopping.
Windows can't run the Database/NodePayments tests (they fail on main too), so this PR's Linux CI is the full run.
Node benefits sit on each realm's own guild, and only node events resynced
them. Two things went stale after a realm dissolved or a guild was elevated:
- A realm guild that became an ordinary guild (its realm dissolved into an
overlord) kept its last "Nodes" wealth for good. Every sync now removes it
from guilds that are not a realm's own guild.
- A node whose guild moved to another realm kept counting for the old realm
until some node event. A 30 s check now resyncs when any active node's guild
or realm changed since the last sync.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Self-review: a realm's own guild is the one whose id is the realm's, so the
cleanup now skips exactly the main guilds the sync just wrote to.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Realm prestige and wealth benefits now update when a node’s guild or realm changes.
Guilds that are no longer associated with a realm no longer retain outdated node wealth modifiers.
If benefit updates encounter a partial failure, the system retries the synchronisation.
Improvements
Realm changes are checked every 30 seconds, once nodes are ready.
NodeManager now detects changes to active nodes’ guild or faction identities and synchronises faction node benefits. It also removes stale node wealth modifiers and runs the change check every 600 ticks.
Changes: Faction node benefits
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Ownership detection and benefit synchronisation src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/managers/NodeManager.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/managers/NodeManagerCyclesTest.java
NodeManager compares active-node owner snapshots and resynchronises when guild or faction identities change. Synchronisation removes stale Nodes wealth modifiers from guilds that are not a faction’s main guild. Tests cover unchanged and changed ownership, stale modifiers, and retries after a failed synchronisation.
start() now schedules realmCycle() every 600 ticks. The cycle waits until nodes are ready, then checks for ownership changes. Tests cover the cadence, readiness, and logged failures.
TF-Minecraft/Dowsing#25: PR #25 keeps nodes on a held realm and releases them when the realm closes. PR #30 detects resulting node ownership changes and removes stale node wealth modifiers.
Suggested reviewers:ryanbarlow97
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 4a413
Node benefit values can remain stale after a failed update. Ensure the periodic check retries failed syncs before merging.
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Self-review: a sync that threw part way had already recorded the new owners,
so the realm check never retried it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
With Dev stopped, a stale Nodes(123.0) was put on FIG's ordinary guild Ratatouille in SimpleFactions/Data/FIG.json (backup in ~/dev-jar-backup/dissolve-nodes-20261029/).
After a start on this jar and a stop to flush: Ratatouille [], and FIG's own realm guild keeps Nodes(0.0).
No Failed to check node realms lines, and the startup log had the same 10 error types as before.
The dissolve flow from SimpleFactions #213 also ran on this jar.
Main currently has one stale entry (FIG Grunkshow, Nodes(0.0)), so no player has a wrong value right now.
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- Line 85: Track failed syncs separately from the owner snapshot used by the
600-tick check in NodeManager. Update the check around sameOwners(owners(),
lastOwners) to retry syncFactionNodeBenefits when a sync has failed, even if
ownership is unchanged, and clear the failure state only after the sync
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CodeRabbit: a node event's sync that failed left the owner snapshot equal, so
the realm check never retried it. A flag now records whether the last sync
finished, and the 30 s check retries until one does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
Wren reported (10-29): "Dissolving the faction caused the guilds within it to preview incorrect information. Former realm guild displayed its peak node value even when the node was set back to level 1."
syncFactionNodeBenefitswrites each realm's node prestige and wealth onto that realm's own guild, as a "Nodes" wealth modifier. Only node events run it. Two things went stale:Change
getOrCreateMainGuild), not by guild type.realmCyclecompares each active node's guild and realm with the last sync, and resyncs only when one changed. Errors are logged and the timer keeps running. The check is O(nodes); a full sync still only runs on a change.Faction totals are unchanged: a faction's wealth is the sum of its guilds' wealth, and only realm guilds carry node value, as before.
Not changed: a non-realm guild's own nodes still count for its realm (on the realm guild and the realm's prestige), not for the guild's own wealth. That is the existing design, so it is left for fran to decide.
Testing
NodeManagerCyclesTest:nodesReady, and logs instead of stopping.maintoo), so this PR's Linux CI is the full run.🤖 Generated with Claude Code