* added 24.08 runtime to the docker image
* removed 22.08 runtime from the docker image
* updated scons from 3.0.2 to 4.8.1 in the builder json
* updated boost from 1.67 to 1.87 in the builder json
resolve [filter_attack/weapon]type= can check both type when it wait only effective type.
* add 'base_type' filter for detect original type of attack reagrdless of [damage_type] modifications
if for some reason the original type must be filtered instead of effective type, this attribute is here for that.
* add effective_type in formulas
nothing related to scenario balance has changed. Purely aesthetic refinements.
Co-authored-by: Tahsin Jahin Khalid <5283677+knyghtmare@users.noreply.github.com>
Use the floating point ability/weapon special value in damage calculation. Change some more internal calculations from truncation to rounding.
Fixes#9467.
See #7292, closes#2913. Apparently, this has never worked, and based on discussion in #7292, it's not even particularly useful. Plus, since it was removed from the schema two years ago, has been functionally deprecated since then.
The keys in unit_type remain untouched.
a1dd77a fixed Delfador's unset disable_stronger_amlas variable, but inadvertently broken the campaign due to an unset save_id for side 1. By placing Delfador inside [leader] instead, we resolve both issues.
Move semantics imply that an r-value parameter is no longer useful once
it is passed into a function. However, this function is used as a helper
function that only partially moves from cfg, so that the rest of cfg
can be reused by the caller.
I don't believe this is a good mechanism for a function call. This
overload is only used in one place: append(config&& cfg), so this commit
moves the relevant logic there. This ensures there's no re-use of a
moved-from object.
Splitting this out separately since it's a special case and API change.
Variables can be automatically moved when a function returns. However,
declaring a variable as const prevents that move from occuring (as the
move modifies the moved-from variable).
This checks when a move constructor for an object copy constructs its
member classes or parent classes. Copying unnecessary as all of the
members of the moved-from object can be clobbered by the move.
