Parameter length changed.
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Reviewed-on: SPT/Modules#166
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Client implementation of my `TraderServiceFix` mod into the SPT code base. Details on server PR, also is required to be merged with the accompanying server PR.
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Reviewed-on: SPT/Modules#165
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Needs to be tested, I am in the process of updating my client to the latest version. If you cannot test right now I'll do it once I am done.
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Reviewed-on: SPT/Modules#163
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The `InventoryScreen` is part of the `CommonUI` which lives throughout the lifetime of the application. It should be safe to only delete this on `Awake()` rather than use `Find()` on a transform that has a fair bit of children every time the inventory screen is opened.
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I cannot extract on 3.10 currently so need someone to just verify that it sticks after an extract where the menu is reloaded.
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Reviewed-on: SPT/Modules#162
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Running [SPT.Common.Http.RequestHandler.GetData()](af1a83fe71/project/SPT.Common/Http/RequestHandler.cs (L78)) would run indefinitely because of an accidental recursion.
Reviewed-on: SPT/Modules#161
Co-authored-by: Kaiden <kaiden@pm.me>
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(cherry picked from commit ab9d9c0e1386e3bf624afe926131c53f67e386aa)
I didn't keep in mind that 'ShouldReaquire' handles both the initial check for acquiring of a file and also the re-acquiring of it, I've renamed the method here to be more accurate in this behavior so that hopefully it prevents this from happening again in the future.
Also fixes the issue of an exception being thrown when checking if the bundle exists or not.
Thanks to MadByte for finding this issue
Reviewed-on: SPT/Modules#160
Co-authored-by: Archangel <jesse@archangel.wtf>
Co-committed-by: Archangel <jesse@archangel.wtf>