CampaignServerWML - Revision history

Egallager: minor wikification

2023-04-07T15:14:56Z

minor wikification

Pentarctagon: /* [delete]: Deleting an add-on */

2023-03-13T17:50:52Z

‎[delete]: Deleting an add-on

Pentarctagon: /* [delete]: Deleting an add-on */

2023-03-13T17:37:50Z

‎[delete]: Deleting an add-on

Pentarctagon: /* Request */

2023-03-13T17:36:58Z

‎Request

Kabachuha: Added info about translatable titles and descriptions of addons in 1.15.4 and further releases

2020-07-09T19:03:02Z

Added info about translatable titles and descriptions of addons in 1.15.4 and further releases

Kabachuha: Added info about translation tags in 1.15.4

2020-07-09T18:48:27Z

Added info about translation tags in 1.15.4

Shadowm at 22:04, 23 November 2019

2019-11-23T22:04:50Z

Jyrkive: The add-on client sets increase_downloads to false when downloading updates

2018-06-24T10:02:51Z

The add-on client sets increase_downloads to false when downloading updates

Shadowm: /* [request_terms]: Requesting upload terms */

2018-06-24T02:18:33Z

‎[request_terms]: Requesting upload terms

Shadowm: /* Request */

2018-06-24T02:17:45Z

‎Request

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 <div class="tright"> __TOC__ </div>
-This page describes the WML commands exchanged between the add-ons server (<b>campaignd</b>) and clients.
+This page describes the WML commands exchanged between the add-ons server (<b>[[campaignd]]</b>) and clients.
 For historical reasons, both the server software's name and the WML tags which are part of its communication protocol make exclusive reference to "campaigns" instead of "add-ons". However, in practice there is no real difference between any kind of add-ons as far as the server is concerned.

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 ** '''name''': The name of the add-on to delete.
 ** '''passphrase''': The passphrase for the add-on. It must match the passphrase on record in order for the operation to succeed.
-** '''author''': The name of the author who uploaded the add-on. Required only for add-ons using forum_auth.
+** '''uploader''': The name of the author who uploaded the add-on. Required only for add-ons using forum_auth.
 === Response ===

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 ** '''name''': The name of the add-on to delete.
 ** '''passphrase''': The passphrase for the add-on. It must match the passphrase on record in order for the operation to succeed.
 === Response ===

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 * '''[upload]'''
-** '''author''', '''dependencies''', '''description''', '''email''', '''icon''', '''passphrase''', '''tags''', '''title''', '''translate''', '''type''', '''[feedback]''', '''[translation]''': See [[PblWML]].
+** See tags and attributes listed in [[PblWML]].
 ** '''[data]'''
 *** '''[file]''', '''[dir]''': See [[#Archive format|archive format]].

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 *** '''uploads''': Number of uploads, including the initial upload.
 *** '''[translation]'''
-**** '''language''': The name of a locale that this add-on appears to have been at least partially translated into. The following heuristic is used when an add-on is uploaded to extract a list of languages:<br>The list of directories in the uploaded campaign is recursively searched. If a directory named <code>LC_MESSAGES</code> is found then the name of the object containing this '''[dir]''' (normally the parent directory, but could be the add-on name if someone did something silly) is added to the list of translations. Directories named <code>LC_MESSAGES</code> are not searched for further matches.<br>The normal naming convention is to use POSIX locale names. This will usually be a two letter language code (e.g. <code>de</code>) or a two letter language code followed by a two letter region code (e.g. <code>pt_BR</code>). Since <code>en_US</code> is the base language, this language will not be listed as an available translation.
+**** '''language''': The name of a locale that this add-on appears to have been at least partially translated into. The following heuristic is used when an add-on is uploaded to extract a list of languages:<br>The list of directories in the uploaded campaign is recursively searched. If a directory named <code>LC_MESSAGES</code> is found then the name of the object containing this '''[dir]''' (normally the parent directory, but could be the add-on name if someone did something silly) is added to the list of translations. Directories named <code>LC_MESSAGES</code> are not searched for further matches.<br>The normal naming convention is to use POSIX locale names. This will usually be a two letter language code (e.g. <code>de</code>) or a two letter language code followed by a two letter region code (e.g. <code>pt_BR</code>). Since <code>en_US</code> is the base language, this language will not be listed as an available translation. {{DevFeature1.15|4}} If the server finds translation files, but the translation tag is absent, it will be created but without additional data other than a supported=yes attribute.
 == [request_campaign]: Downloading an add-on ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:04, 23 November 2019
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	[[Category:WML Reference]]		[[Category:WML Reference]]
		+	[[Category:Server Documentation]]

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 * '''[request_campaign]'''
 ** '''name''': The name of the add-on. Note this is not the user-visible title and should not have spaces in it.
-** '''increase_downloads''': A boolean value specifying whether the download counter for the add-on should be increased or not. The game's built-in add-ons client sets this to ''true'' when downloading updates for already installed add-ons.
+** '''increase_downloads''': A boolean value specifying whether the download counter for the add-on should be increased or not. The game's built-in add-ons client sets this to ''false'' when downloading updates for already installed add-ons.
 === Response ===

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 == [request_terms]: Requesting upload terms ==
-Retrieve the upload terms that users must accept before uploading add-ons to the server. Wesnoth requires add-ons be licensed under the GNU GPL v2 or later, with assets allowed to be licensed under the same license or a Creative Commons license.  See [[Wesnoth:Copyrights]] for more information.
+Retrieves the upload terms that users must accept before uploading add-ons to the server. Wesnoth.org requires add-ons be licensed under the GNU GPL v2 or later, with assets allowed to be licensed under the same license or a Creative Commons license.  See [[Wesnoth:Copyrights]] for more information.
 === Request ===
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 === Response ===
-See [[#Common responses|Common responses]]. The <code>[message]</code> response contains the upload terms. This action never fails.
+See [[#Common responses|Common responses]]. The <code>[message]</code> response contains the upload terms.
 == See Also ==