Sending Stone
Players follow and play their Foundry game from this app, through the
fvtt-sending-stone module; what's planned is in
ROADMAP.md, and the end-to-end suites are in e2e/README.md.
Supported module versions
Sending Stone ships in pairs: each version is one release of this app and one of the module, the
app deployed first. The app has no version number of its own, so a release of it goes by its pair:
app v0.42.1 is the app released with module v0.42.1. As each release deploys the app first, this
section is about the app as it is now.
- Everything works with the newest module release, the top row below that has one.
- Any module release from 0.2.0 on connects. The app refuses release 0.1.0, which speaks
protocol 1, and no module for its version.
- What an older module can't do is left out. The app offers only what the module says it takes.
In places it names the version that would bring it: on the campaign page, at a character's sheet
and in the journal. The table says what else differs.
- Tested end to end against the older modules in e2e/skew.conf: today 0.22.0,
0.24.0, 0.26.0 to 0.37.0, 0.38.1, 0.39.0 to 0.42.0 and 0.46.0, each from just before a feature
(Older modules). Older ones aren't run.
- Connect Foundry asks for 0.24.0 or later, as the app's help names that version's settings
window and its tabs.
A campaign's Foundry settings, on its card on the campaign page, show the module version its
game last reported, which each release stamps into the module it ships. A module installed from a
checkout of its repository reports 0.1.0, the version its committed module.json keeps between
releases: the app takes it at its word, so the campaign page may ask for an update it doesn't need,
but it still connects, as it speaks protocol 2. Foundry and The Forge offer each new release
through the module's manifest URL, which names the latest, for the Gamemaster to install. The
module needs Foundry v14 and is built for dnd5e 5.3
(its README); this app takes games on
The Forge only.
The app meets a newer module only once it's rolled back behind it, which isn't tested: the module
sends an app its newer events only where that app says it reads them, but from 0.40.0 it refuses
an app before v0.40.0 a favorite, effect, move or removal while the character is in Wild Shape,
for a reason that app can't put into words.
A module older than a row's version lacks that row and every row above it. For a range, the last
column is for a module older than its first version.
Every version's changes, in the app and the module, are in CHANGELOG.md.
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