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Count only active guild members toward new nodes - #31
A member SimpleFactions marks inactive (four weeks offline) stays in their guild but no longer counts toward nodes:
New node capacity (members_per_node_capacity) counts only active members.
Minimum members to claim or place a node counts only active members.
Node efficiency growth and maximum count only active members.
Nodes already held are kept on the guild's full membership (getHeldNodeCapacity), so a member going inactive never costs the guild a node it already holds.
Uses InactivityService.isMemberInactive, which already exists in the pinned SimpleFactions 4.7.0, so no dependency bump. If that check can't be read, the member counts as before.
Pairs with the SimpleFactions change that stops inactive members giving prestige or holding offices.
Node eligibility and capacity now reflect active guild membership. Members marked inactive do not count towards minimum-member requirements, node capacity or efficiency.
Existing nodes retain capacity based on the guild’s full membership.
If a member’s activity status cannot be checked, they are counted as active.
Node capacity calculations now use active guild members for new nodes and all guild members for held-node retention. Node creation, claiming, and efficiency calculations use active-member counts where specified. The new ActiveMembers utility handles missing rosters and unreadable inactivity status.
Changes: Node capacity and eligibility
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Summary
Member counts and capacity calculations src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/utils/ActiveMembers.java, src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/managers/NodeManager.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/utils/ActiveMembersTest.java
ActiveMembers.count counts members not marked inactive and returns zero for a null guild or roster. It counts members as active when inactivity status cannot be read. NodeManager uses active-member counts for new-node capacity and total membership for held-node capacity. Tests cover these counts and capacity calculations.
Node eligibility and efficiency src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/managers/NodeManager.java, src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/objects/Node.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/managers/NodeManagerEventsTest.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/objects/NodeBehaviorTest.java
Node creation and claiming now require the minimum active-member count. Node.canHold uses held-node capacity. Efficiency growth and maximum efficiency use active-member counts. Updated test messages specify active members.
The changed eligibility behavior has test-coverage gaps, and capped nodes perform a small amount of repeated work. These are bounded follow-ups rather than demonstrated blockers to creating or claiming nodes.
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588-595: Trivial · Performance & Scalability · Low value
Reuse the maximum efficiency within each update.
When efficiency exceeds the maximum, updateEfficiency scans the guild members twice. This occurs on each hourly growth update for a node already at its maximum.
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Review comment at @src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/objects/Node.java around lines 588 - 595:
Update Node.updateEfficiency to compute getMaxEfficiency() once per call and reuse that value when clamping efficiency; preserve the existing lower-bound clamp and maximum-efficiency behaviour.
Test placement with enough total members but too few active members.
The current rejection test has only two total members, so it also passes with a total-member check. Add a placement test with two members, one inactive, and a minimum of two.
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Review comment at @src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/managers/NodeManagerEventsTest.java around lines 97 - 103:
Update the placement rejection coverage around placeVanillaNode to give the guild two total members, with one inactive, and set Cache.minMembersForNode to two. Verify placement is cancelled with the active-member minimum message, demonstrating rejection is based on active members rather than total membership.
Add a Node.canClaim test with enough total members but fewer active members than the minimum. Mock the inactivity check and assert the minimum-members rejection message. This will detect a regression to total-member counting.
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Review comment at @src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/objects/NodeBehaviorTest.java around lines 138 - 144:
Add a Node.canClaim test case with at least the configured minimum number of total guild members but fewer active members; mock the existing inactivity check and assert rejection with the minimum-members message. Keep the setup focused on distinguishing active-member counting from total-member counting.
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Review comments at @src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/objects/Node.java:
- Around line 588-595: Update Node.updateEfficiency to compute
getMaxEfficiency() once per call and reuse that value when clamping efficiency;
preserve the existing lower-bound clamp and maximum-efficiency behaviour.
Review comments at
@src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/managers/NodeManagerEventsTest.java:
- Around line 97-103: Update the placement rejection coverage around
placeVanillaNode to give the guild two total members, with one inactive, and set
Cache.minMembersForNode to two. Verify placement is cancelled with the
active-member minimum message, demonstrating rejection is based on active
members rather than total membership.
Review comments at
@src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/dowsing/objects/NodeBehaviorTest.java:
- Around line 138-144: Add a Node.canClaim test case with at least the
configured minimum number of total guild members but fewer active members; mock
the existing inactivity check and assert rejection with the minimum-members
message. Keep the setup focused on distinguishing active-member counting from
total-member counting.
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A member SimpleFactions marks inactive (four weeks offline) stays in the
guild but no longer adds capacity for new nodes, meets the minimum member
count to claim or place one, or raises node efficiency until they log in
again. Nodes a guild already holds are kept on its full membership, so a
member going inactive does not cost the guild a node.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
A member SimpleFactions marks inactive (four weeks offline) stays in their guild but no longer counts toward nodes:
members_per_node_capacity) counts only active members.getHeldNodeCapacity), so a member going inactive never costs the guild a node it already holds.Uses
InactivityService.isMemberInactive, which already exists in the pinned SimpleFactions 4.7.0, so no dependency bump. If that check can't be read, the member counts as before.Pairs with the SimpleFactions change that stops inactive members giving prestige or holding offices.
Tests
mvn verifypasses locally (252 tests, coverage gate).🤖 Generated with Claude Code