In its current state, !list lacks any sort of overflow or text-splitting functionality. When we get lots of cases, it becomes impossible to use !list -ir@ (and in theory, even !list), as once you hit four or five cases (varies depending on the number of assigned rats and the length of CMDR names), the end of the returned text starts getting cut off. Three cases per line should be doable, with issues being exceedingly rare, otherwise, two should work, with no issues.
In its current state, !list lacks any sort of overflow or text-splitting functionality. When we get lots of cases, it becomes impossible to use !list -ir@ (and in theory, even !list), as once you hit four or five cases (varies depending on the number of assigned rats and the length of CMDR names), the end of the returned text starts getting cut off. Three cases per line should be doable, with issues being exceedingly rare, otherwise, two should work, with no issues.