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Oh, this should actually be opened as a bug report. It's not normal for "acquire 11-leaf clover" to throw an abort error is it? The normal acquire error should be that it returns 0 as it couldn't acquire?

Adding to this discussion, if we're going to throw errors when attempting to buy clovers from the hermit. We really should give some way to tell if there's clovers at the hermit. Currently there's no way from a script, outside of catching the error or parsing the result of executing the CLI...

> pvpmirror.ash Mirror stream closed. It's not so much that it's just the mirror, but that it's something that could be fixed. But yeah. I'll whip up some PRs Also found the commit for mirror streams. It doesn't really explain why it's needed The first commit...

Can add "brewery" as a command alias. Same for mirror, "mirrorend" and the like added. The reason I want to make this change is because it's effectively removing "mirror" from a possible script name. Which makes finding a name for the full length mirror semirare script a bit difficult.

So I was looking at why I can't make a script called "pvpmirror" Then I realized it's due to some weird command registration behavior. So now I'm wondering why it's even a thing. Only 4 usages, and only one of them look valid. Github...

You're effectively proposing that scripters should be scared of the users, that they should wrap everything in a series of tries. Abort is a pretty hard measure, while this proposal is about letting the program shut down safely. When the script is doing something it expects to error, it doesn't...

Yes, but the key idea of this is that a script can exit gracefully on its own terms. If you really need to abort the script immediately, don't run anything more. Press escape. If you want to have the farming script stop midway after it's in a good state for the user to take over. Then use this...

I agree that the reasonable stopping point should be determined by the script, so this would be something the script itself has to support. We have hard aborts, which forces the script to stop. And this is a graceful stop, which only the script would know. Just because I finished a combat...

There are two ways for a script to exit. The first is on their own terms, the second is by aborting (Esc / Abort) which may leave the account in a bad state. But a lot of scripts are something that can exit midway gracefully, yet there's no actual way for the user to do this. Even with...

This is better something you look at yourself, you can filter the script to bound only, which should include only iotms. And filter familiars as well, and ignore those that are less than X meat. accountval fam bound limit=999

Updated the script

Try !familiar or !bound

Whoops! That's entirely on me. I forgot to ensure that the github actions would update the accountval_binds.txt as well. Should be resolved now.

That's weird, it's like you're running a older version of the script and a newer version. That code was added to fix an issue that was already corrected. Try reinstalling.

@Veracity https://github.com/kolmafia/kolmafia/blob/main/src/net/sourceforge/kolmafia/request/MallPurchaseRequest.java#L52 Did you mean\\s?,\\s? or \\s*,\\s*

Instead of filtering, I've changed it to output into a single line.

svn checkout https://github.com/libraryaddict/KolMallHistory/branches/release/

Script has been updated to allow a ton more filtering, use "help" as a parameter to get more information. May also be more accurate.

Yes, this one isn't excluded. But as Crow said, it's pulling data from mall sales data. Which this one does as well.

This script allows you to view what your account is worth, what your expensive items are, what would be some good stuff to sell to make liquid.. Etc. This also pulls data from coldfront sales data. This is heavily inspired, and a rewrite of Soolar's script found at...