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  • Added an alias "unforbid -> claim" in the init
  • related to dfhack #3183

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Renaming "unforbid" to "claim".
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 - unforbid.lua -> claim.lua
 - unforbid.rst -> claim.rst
 - update documentation to use claim / claimed
 - Update "forbid.lua" to hint at "claim all"
 - added a note to the changelog.txt
 - Added an alias "unforbid -> claim" in the init
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Merge branch 'develop' into rename_unforbid_claim
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Renaming "unforbid" to "claim".
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 - Skip anchors (..)
 - Anchor unforbid docs to claim.rst
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Renaming "unforbid" to "claim".
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 - Skip anchors (..)
 - Anchor unforbid docs to claim.rst
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lethosor commented May 2, 2023

Per my ramblings on Discord: I'm wondering if this is the direction we want to go, or if just aliasing claim to unforbid would better serve more users. As it stands, without changes to helpdb, one of the commands (whichever is an alias) will be excluded from certain lists and functionality, and unforbid has been around for longer.

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myk002 commented May 2, 2023

I put my thoughts on this subject here: #3342

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myk002 commented May 4, 2023

@Penumbra69 do you think you could possibly implement the first two items in #3342 ? That is, link up aliases in helpdb so they have help entries? That will take care of them appearing in the autocomplete list and showing appropriate help text when they're in the active commandline.

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Penumbra69 commented May 4, 2023

@Penumbra69 do you think you could possibly implement the first two items in #3342 ? That is, link up aliases in helpdb so they have help entries? That will take care of them appearing in the autocomplete list and showing appropriate help text when they're in the active commandline.

I'll take a look at this tonight, sure!

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