Harmony merges Mono.Cecil and MonoMod.Common into its DLL, and keeps some (but not all) of the merged types public. That causes type conflicts in SMAPI's code since it uses both Harmony and Mono.Cecil, and extern aliases break on Linux due to IDE/compiler limitations. This commit uses a custom build of Harmony without the assembly merging, so SMAPI can use and manage Mono.Cecil itself.
This commit performs some general refactoring, including...
- avoid manually duplicating the event list;
- rework the 'is important' event flag;
- remove the new packages (Cyotek.Collections can be replaced with built-in types, and System.ValueTuple won't work in the Mono version used on Linux/Mac);
- improve performance;
- minor cleanup.
This commit migrates from subdomains to paths (due to the cost of a wildcard HTTPS certificate on Azure), adds a web project to redirect the old subdomains from AWS to Azure, and removes AWS-specific hacks.
This fixes a game crash in MacOS during startup by copying the Windows versions of those DLLs into SMAPI's internal folder. This was handled by the custom build scripts until SMAPI 2.8.
- installer not waiting until SaveBackup mod is compiled before preparing release build;
- missing XML doc files for new toolkit assemblies;
- missing XML doc file in SMAPI release build;
- SaveBackup including toolkit DLL.
The mod metadata has grown over time, and there's no need to keep it in memory after mod loading. This lets us load the config earlier (since it has a smaller impact on memory usage which affects the game's audio code), and lets us discard the mod metadata when we're done with it.
Jesse Plamondon-Willard
Drachenkaetzchen
Jesse Plamondon-Willard