Closed robdennis closed 10 years ago
I'll include a fix for this issue in #85.
+1 thanks David :-)
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I'll include a fix for this issue in #85.
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Split cards and flip cards were not being handled correctly. Please confirm that the compatibility branch now works for you, @robdennis.
thanks David, didn't see this till I got to work. I'll look to sanity check this tonight.
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Closed #86 https://github.com/davidchambers/tutor/issues/86 via #85 https://github.com/davidchambers/tutor/pull/85.
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using my example script from the wiki I tried pulling down a local "mirror" of gatherer (I do this after most set releases). I noticed that several (~10?) sets don't parse, using
json
orsummary.
Here's an example:Poking around gatherer didn't reveal an obvious reason these sets look different, and although I did receive some intermittent "unknown error" messages, I've not yet had gotten one of the sets that didn't work, to work.
FWIW, the set the unit tests use is Eventide, which appears to work fine.
Here's a complete output log that shows the sets I had problems with: