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Battle availability: vote on days and times ahead, day locks 48 h before, time 24 h before - #242
Replaces the buildup day vote and the daily battle-hour vote with a rolling availability grid. Builds on #240 (release 1, merged: mercenaries vote for their hirer, in-game reminders, /war vote <id>). Implements the SimpleFactions part of the approved spec (contract v1.4). The website and the bot are being built in parallel against the same field names.
What players get
One question: "When can you fight?" Each player marks every upcoming date and start time they could fight (7 dates × start hours 21:00–01:00 CET).
In game: a "When can you fight?" button in the campaign view, or /war vote <war id> (the reminders' [Vote in game] button). The menu has dates across and start times down. Clicking a date's header marks or clears the whole date. The right-hand column holds your status, how it works, "None of these days work for me", the website link and Back.
Website: the new availability action, using the same checks as in game.
Rules
Day lock: 48 h before a date's battle window opens (21:00 CET two days before), the date is decided on its own. It becomes a battle day if, at one start hour, at least need(attacker) attackers and need(defender) defenders marked it. Otherwise it gets no battle. need(side) = min(min_per_side, active accounts on that side), and at least 1. Members away 4 weeks (InactivityService) don't count toward the side size. Mercenaries under contract count for their hirer's side.
Time lock: 24 h before the window (21:00 CET the day before), the start hour is fixed. The rule is the highest min(attackers, defenders), then the most people in total, then the earliest hour. Marks on a battle day can still change until then. The hour is announced in game and stored (battle_days, private.voting), but the battle is set on its province (SCHEDULED, battle_scheduled) only from vote_close_hour (16:00) on the battle day, or at once when processed later, and only when no battle is running and no post-battle choice is open. Until then the war stays VOTING, so retreats, installation picks and enemy intel keep their old timing.
A time lock processed late (after downtime) picks only start hours at least 10 minutes ahead. If none is left, the day gets no battle and does not count in the streak.
Fallback: after max_days_without_battle (3) dates in a row with no battle, the third is a battle day anyway (forced). Its time is the most-marked hour from either side; ties go to the earliest, and with no marks at all it is the first hour. If one side marked nothing that day, the battle is autoresolved at its time lock instead of fought.
Battles can be on consecutive days. At most 2 battle days wait for their window to open: a day whose window is open, or whose battle is being fought, no longer counts, so Thu, Fri and Sat can all be battle days (Sat's lock is at Thu 21:00, when Thu's window opens). A date whose day lock comes while two are waiting gets no battle, resets the streak and shows "Battles were already planned." in the grid. A battle that ends the war drops the queued days, and an ended war's final state lists none.
"None of these days work" clears the player's marks on dates that can still change. It stops the "mark your availability" reminders until a date appears that the answer didn't cover. Marking anything takes it back.
Buildup: the grid starts at the declaration's battle day + first_option_day (7). The war stays in BUILDUP until its first battle day locks, and the freeze lasts until the first battle.
Every minute, locks are processed in date order and catch up after downtime. A date whose battle window already closed before its lock was processed is skipped. A locked day that passed unfought is dropped, unless its battle is set; in that case the launcher still owns it.
Dates whose day lock had already passed when a war's locks are first processed are never decided and don't count in the streak: a migrated war, a new war without buildup. The cursor is placed then (and when a buildup starts) and follows every day lock afterwards, also before the earliest battle day. So buildup … end or an earlier earliest day never decides a lock that already passed. A battle day locked after its own time lock (catch-up) gets no battle_day_locked reminder.
Raids are available every day again, as before this PR: once the buildup is over (war VOTING or SCHEDULED, and from the buildup's first possible battle day while it is frozen), each side can call one raid a day in the raid window (19:00–20:59), whether or not it is a battle day, but not while the war's battle is being fought. The raid quota is per calendar day; a raid no longer belongs to the war's battle day.
Unchanged: installation picks lock and enemy intel shows at vote_close_hour (16:00 on the battle day). The post-battle choice deadline is still noon on the day after the battle, however far away the next battle day is (after a battle the earliest battle day is now always the day after it). A mandatory hold (the winner can't push) reopens the schedule like any other battle end.
Postponement and its extra freeze are gone. A freeze saved before this change still runs out as it was set. Autoresolve by agreement of both leaders is possible from a day's lock until its battle is set on its province (16:00 on its day). Retreat stays VOTING-only, so it is open until 16:00 on the battle day as before.
Reminders
reason
when
to
mark_availability
24 h before each open date's day lock
accounts with no marks on any date shown and no "none" answer covering that date
battle_day_locked
at the day lock that made a battle day
accounts with no marks on that date
time_lock_soon
3 h before a battle day's time lock
accounts with no marks on that date
Each reminder goes once per war; the sent keys are saved, so a restart doesn't resend. Online players get a clickable line with [Vote in game] and [Vote on the website] (vote_url). When a character is played, the player gets the reminder that applies to them right then. Every member also gets a short notice when a day locks and when its time locks.
Config (war.yml)
war:
availability:
days_shown: 7# up to 7 (menu columns); raised to reach an undecided date (at least 2 with 48/24)day_lock_hours_before: 48# at least time_lock + 1time_lock_hours_before: 24# at least 1min_per_side: 3max_days_without_battle: 3# 0 = never force a battlevote_url: "https://www.tfminecraft.net/wars/{war_key}#vote"# empty: no link
battle_voting.*, buildup.day_options and buildup.day_vote_close_hours are no longer read; they are still accepted in the file and no longer validated.
Contract v1.4 (plugin side)
private.voting (every event). dates starts with the locked battle days whose time is already locked (state: "battle", hour set, editable: false) until their battle window closes, then the markable dates, in date order; marks and tally cover the same dates:
{"kind": "availability", "hours": [21,22,23,24,25],
"hour_labels": ["21:00 CET","22:00 CET","23:00 CET","00:00 CET","01:00 CET"],
"dates": [{"date":"2026-11-20","label":"Fri 20/11","state":"battle","day_locks_at":"2026-11-18T20:00:00Z",
"time_locks_at":"2026-11-19T20:00:00Z","hour":null,"editable":true,"forced":false}],
"closes_at": "<next day or time lock among the dates>", "need": {"attacker":3,"defender":2},
"eligible": {"<account>":"attacker"}, "marks": {"<account>": {"2026-11-20":[21,22]}},
"none": ["<account>"], "tally": [{"date":"2026-11-20","hour":21,"attacker":4,"defender":3}]}
A war without a battle schedule sends {"kind": null}.
New event battle_day_locked: {"battle_day","time_locks_at","forced"} (also sent for staff lockday).
New event vote_reminder: {"reason","battle_day" (null for mark_availability),"locks_at"} with private.notify.accounts. It is only sent when at least one account needs the reminder.
WarState: day_vote_closes_at is always null; new next_lock_at; new battle_days: [{"date","hour"}] (empty once the war ends).
battle_scheduled now comes at 16:00 on the battle day (when the battle is set on its province), no longer at the time lock.
day_vote_closed is no longer sent. battle_postponed is sent only for staff skipday.
Accepted limitation: Discord learns the second queued day's start time only when that day is set on its province (its battle_scheduled at 16:00 on that day). Until then the hour is only in private.voting and WarState battle_days.
Action availability: {"date":"YYYY-MM-DD","hours":[...]} replaces that date's marks, and [] clears them; {"none": true} sets the "none" answer. Refusal reasons: not eligible / no battles to plan / "That day is not open for marking." / "That day is decided and can no longer change." / "That is not a battle start time." / "That is not a date." / unreadable. The old day_vote/hour_vote actions are refused with "This vote has changed: mark your availability instead."
Migration (on load, saves without availability)
Buildup day votes become marks at every start hour of the days picked, and the grid starts at the old vote's first day.
Hour votes become marks on the battle day (hours outside the window are dropped).
A war that was VOTING or AUTORESOLVE_PENDING keeps its battle day as a locked battle day. A SCHEDULED war keeps its day and hour.
The old fields are only read, never written again.
Effect after deploy: dates whose day lock already passed at deploy (today and tomorrow) are not decided and get no battle, except a migrated battle day, which stays. A migrated VOTING battle day whose time lock has already passed gets its hour at once and is set on its province from 16:00.
Staff
/war admin schedule <war> availability | lockday <date> | unlockday <date> | sethour <hour> [date] | skipday | castvote <date> <hour> [attacker|defender|both] (plus the battle tools). /war admin buildup <war> status|end|setday <date>: setday locks that day, and end lifts the freeze and lets battle days start today. opencvote, closevote and forcequorum are gone.
Review fixes are covered: daily raids and the per-day quota, the battle set from 16:00 (retreat still open after the time lock), late time locks, the first-pass cursor and buildup end, time-locked days in private.voting, the mandatory hold, three battle days in a row and the queue limit, no reminder after the time lock, the no-battle reasons, and the CodeRabbit fixes.
New tests for the calendar (including the DST change and hours past midnight), tally and need, the day and time lock rules, back-to-back days, the 3-date fallback, autoresolve when a side never marks, mercenaries, catch-up, migration, reminders, the menu, the actions and the event shapes.
Players now mark every upcoming date and start time they could fight, in a
7-day grid (in game: "When can you fight?" in the campaign view or
/war vote <id>; on the website through the new availability action).
Each date is decided on its own 48 h before its battle window opens: it becomes
a battle day when, at one start time, min_per_side (3) of each side marked it,
or the whole side if it is smaller. Inactive members do not count; mercenaries
count for their hirer. 24 h before the window the time is fixed (most of both
sides, then most people, then earliest). After 3 dates in a row without a battle
the third is a battle day anyway; a forced day one side never marked is
autoresolved. At most two battle days wait to be fought; days are processed in
order every minute and catch up after downtime.
Reminders (mark_availability, battle_day_locked, time_lock_soon) go to online
players as a clickable line and to the website as vote_reminder events with
private.notify.accounts, once each, remembered across restarts. New events:
battle_day_locked and vote_reminder; WarState gains next_lock_at and
battle_days; private.voting has the v1.4 availability shape. The old day_vote
and hour_vote actions are refused with a pointer to availability.
Running wars migrate on load: day votes become marks at every hour of the days
picked, hour votes marks on the battle day, and a voting or scheduled battle
day stays locked (with its hour when scheduled). Postponements and their
freeze are gone; staff tools are availability, lockday, unlockday, sethour,
skipday and castvote. New config: war.availability.*; old battle_voting and
day vote keys are ignored.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added an availability grid where eligible players can mark dates and battle start times, including a “none of these days” response. Players can submit marks in-game or through the website without being online.
Battle dates and start times are locked ahead of the battle window. Scheduling includes attendance requirements, a three-date fallback, and a two-day queue limit.
Added availability reminders, schedule status details, and staff controls for viewing, locking, unlocking, skipping, and setting battle days and times.
Compatibility
Existing war schedules and votes are migrated to availability data when older saves are loaded.
This PR replaces war battle voting with availability-based scheduling. It adds availability state, scheduling logic, player and staff interfaces, migration from legacy vote data, reminder and history updates, and broad test updates. Legacy vote and postponement paths are removed.
The war model now stores BattleAvailability instead of vote maps and day-vote fields. Configuration now defines availability settings. Legacy vote data migrates into availability data on load. Docs and persistence tests follow the new format.
Availability rules and tallying src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/campaign/availability/AvailabilityCalendar.java, .../AvailabilityMarks.java, .../AvailabilityTally.java, tests/.../availability/AvailabilityCalendarTest.java, .../AvailabilityMarksTest.java, .../AvailabilityTallyTest.java
New helpers calculate visible dates, lock times, editability, mark changes, “none” answers, side requirements, and per-hour tallies. Unit tests cover these rules.
Scheduling now locks battle days from availability, fixes battle hours later, keeps up to two queued battle days, handles forced days and autoresolve, and advances state after battles. Runtime services and buildup logic now use availability state.
Player marking UI and action handling src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/enums/SFGUI.java, .../managers/InventoryManager.java, .../managers/holder/AvailabilityHolder.java, .../managers/inventory/AvailabilityView.java, .../CampaignCreator.java, .../CampaignView.java, .../war/actions/WarAction*.java, tests/.../AvailabilityViewTest.java, tests/.../CampaignMenusCoverageTest.java, tests/.../WarActionApplierTest.java
Players now open a dedicated availability inventory from campaign view or /war vote. The UI shows visible dates, hours, lock information, personal marks, and a “none of these days” action. Web actions now submit availability marks and reject retired vote actions.
Admin commands, reminders, and history src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/campaign/admin/*, .../war/core/WarCommandManager.java, .../WarTabCompletion.java, .../war/campaign/vote/BattleVoteReminders.java, .../war/history/*, tests/.../WarScheduleAdminServiceTest.java, tests/.../BattleVoteRemindersTest.java, tests/.../WarHistoryEventsTest.java, tests/.../WarCommandsCoverageTest.java
Staff scheduling commands now work with dates and availability state. New commands include availability, lockday, and unlockday. Reminder logic now targets availability locks and battle-day locks. History and website voting JSON now expose availability data instead of open vote data.
Legacy battle-vote, quorum, and voter-eligibility classes are removed. Postponement-specific freeze application is removed. Tests that only covered the retired vote flow are deleted or rewritten.
sequenceDiagram
participant Player
participant AvailabilityView
participant AvailabilityMarks
participant AvailabilityScheduler
participant BattleScheduleService
Player->>AvailabilityView: mark date and hours
AvailabilityView->>AvailabilityMarks: store marks or none response
AvailabilityScheduler->>AvailabilityScheduler: process day lock
AvailabilityScheduler->>AvailabilityScheduler: process time lock
AvailabilityScheduler->>BattleScheduleService: schedule next battle when hour is fixed
BattleScheduleService->>Player: next battle becomes scheduled through war state
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Suggested reviewers:ryanbarlow97, xxfran10xx
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review c1237
The availability scheduling rewrite has several functional defects that should be fixed before merge. After downtime, eligible battle dates can be rejected for good. Wars can stall after a mandatory-hold battle. Players can lose the battle-day retreat window. The marking menu has gaps for longer windows and short horizons. The website still expects the old vote contract.
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Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/loaders/ConfigLoader.java:
- Around line 265-266: Update the war.availability.days_shown handling in
ConfigLoader so the effective horizon retains at least one undecided, markable
date under the configured lock settings, while preserving the
AvailabilityView.DATE_COLUMNS cap. Establish how both locks affect date
eligibility before choosing whether to validate the horizon here or adjust the
existing date-selection logic; do not assume a fixed horizon is sufficient.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/managers/inventory/AvailabilityView.java:
- Line 92: Update the row-heading time in AvailabilityView so it does not use
the converted time for first for every date; show a date-independent schedule
hour, or make the heading’s date-specific time explicit, and keep it consistent
with the dates shown in the row’s cells.
- Around line 50-51: Update AvailabilityView’s HOUR_ROWS-based menu layout so
every configured start hour can be viewed and selected individually, using an
appropriate way to expose hours beyond the current five-row limit. Preserve the
existing battle window and DATE_COLUMNS behaviour.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/managers/inventory/CampaignView.java:
- Around line 281-282: Update the availability-button click flow in CampaignView
so it checks whether the player is eligible to open the grid before
unregistering campaign refresh. When the grid cannot open, keep refresh active
and show the button as disabled; preserve the existing unregister-and-open flow
for eligible players.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/campaign/availability/AvailabilityScheduler.java:
- Line 71: Update the scheduling order in the AvailabilityScheduler flow so
expired, unowned battle-day entries are removed before processDayLocks applies
the queue limit. Preserve owned entries and ensure due dates are evaluated
against the queue after stale entries are dropped.
- Around line 239-240: Update the time-lock transition in AvailabilityScheduler
and the retreat eligibility logic in CampaignRetreatService so an eligible
leader can retreat on the battle day before vote close, even after the phase
becomes SCHEDULED. Ensure conceding the slot keeps the prepared battle
consistent, and add a test covering the time-lock transition followed by
retreat.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/campaign/availability/AvailabilityTally.java:
- Around line 106-107: Update the side-size calculation in AvailabilityTally to
count active accounts assigned to that side by sides(war), rather than every
account with an active eligible character on the side. Include eligible
mercenaries in the assigned-account count, and preserve the existing account
de-duplication when calculating the quorum threshold.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/campaign/availability/BattleAvailability.java:
- Line 224: Update the restoration path containing availability.setMarks to
handle null hour entries before constructing the TreeSet, preserving valid saved
rows rather than aborting restoration. Follow the parser’s existing recovery
behaviour for malformed data, and add a saved-row recovery test covering a hours
list containing both a valid value and null.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/campaign/buildup/BuildupService.java:
- Line 54: Update the buildup-ending flow around AvailabilityScheduler.sync(war)
to prevent unscheduled legacy raids in IDLE from transitioning to VOTING; reject
unscheduled wars or leave their phase unchanged when ending buildup.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/campaign/runtime/BattleAutoresolveService.java:
- Line 76: Update BattleAutoresolveService so each autoresolve request records
the current battle generation when created and is rejected if that generation
changes before acceptance or resolution; retain the existing VOTING and non-null
battle-day checks when validating the request.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/campaign/runtime/BattleScheduleService.java:
- Line 55: Calculate the post-battle choice deadline from the actual fought
date, not the scheduling lower bound in `earliest`; update the `dayAfter`
calculation in the battle-advance flow accordingly. Preserve `earliestBattleDay`
as a scheduling constraint and retain any separately locked next battle date.
- Line 178: Update the mandatory-hold path in advanceAfterBattle so it clears
the completed battle’s SCHEDULED state before returning. Preserve the
loser-response deadline and next-battle scheduling flow so the availability
scheduler can process both.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/war/history/WarVoting.java:
- Line 69: Coordinate the website consumer with the `WarVoting` serialization:
handle `kind: "availability"` by rendering the availability snapshot, and submit
date-specific `availability` actions rather than retired action kinds. Verify
the consumer’s action and snapshot contract against the deployed implementation
without changing the serialized `KIND` value.
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Review fixes for the availability scheduler:
- Raids open every day in the raid window once the buildup is over
(VOTING or SCHEDULED, from the buildup's first possible battle day),
not while the war's battle is fought. Each side gets one raid per
calendar day; raids no longer belong to a battle day.
- The time lock only fixes the start hour. The battle is set on its
province (battle_scheduled) from vote_close_hour (16:00) on its day,
so retreats, installation picks and intel keep their timing.
- A time lock processed late picks only start times at least 10 minutes
ahead; with none left the day gets no battle, outside the streak.
- Dates whose day lock passed before the war's locks were first
processed are never decided: the cursor is placed on the first pass
(and at the buildup's start) and then follows every lock, also
before the earliest battle day.
- Locked battle days whose time is fixed stay in private.voting.dates
until their window closes.
- A mandatory hold reopens the schedule like any other battle end.
- The queue limit counts only battle days whose window has not opened,
so three days in a row can be battle days.
- No battle_day_locked reminder for a day whose time lock has passed.
- An ended war lists no battle days; a date without a battle says why
in the grid ("Battles were already planned.").
From the CodeRabbit review: days_shown reaches an undecided date, row
headings show the schedule hour, a refused grid keeps the campaign
refreshing, an account with characters on both sides counts for the
side it marks for, null saved hours are skipped, ending the buildup of
a legacy raid war keeps it IDLE, and after a battle the earliest
battle day is the day after it (the choice deadline counts from it).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replaces the buildup day vote and the daily battle-hour vote with a rolling availability grid. Builds on #240 (release 1, merged: mercenaries vote for their hirer, in-game reminders,
/war vote <id>). Implements the SimpleFactions part of the approved spec (contract v1.4). The website and the bot are being built in parallel against the same field names.What players get
One question: "When can you fight?" Each player marks every upcoming date and start time they could fight (7 dates × start hours 21:00–01:00 CET).
/war vote <war id>(the reminders' [Vote in game] button). The menu has dates across and start times down. Clicking a date's header marks or clears the whole date. The right-hand column holds your status, how it works, "None of these days work for me", the website link and Back.availabilityaction, using the same checks as in game.Rules
need(attacker)attackers andneed(defender)defenders marked it. Otherwise it gets no battle.need(side) = min(min_per_side, active accounts on that side), and at least 1. Members away 4 weeks (InactivityService) don't count toward the side size. Mercenaries under contract count for their hirer's side.min(attackers, defenders), then the most people in total, then the earliest hour. Marks on a battle day can still change until then. The hour is announced in game and stored (battle_days,private.voting), but the battle is set on its province (SCHEDULED,battle_scheduled) only fromvote_close_hour(16:00) on the battle day, or at once when processed later, and only when no battle is running and no post-battle choice is open. Until then the war staysVOTING, so retreats, installation picks and enemy intel keep their old timing.max_days_without_battle(3) dates in a row with no battle, the third is a battle day anyway (forced). Its time is the most-marked hour from either side; ties go to the earliest, and with no marks at all it is the first hour. If one side marked nothing that day, the battle is autoresolved at its time lock instead of fought.first_option_day(7). The war stays inBUILDUPuntil its first battle day locks, and the freeze lasts until the first battle.buildup … endor an earlier earliest day never decides a lock that already passed. A battle day locked after its own time lock (catch-up) gets nobattle_day_lockedreminder.VOTINGorSCHEDULED, and from the buildup's first possible battle day while it is frozen), each side can call one raid a day in the raid window (19:00–20:59), whether or not it is a battle day, but not while the war's battle is being fought. The raid quota is per calendar day; a raid no longer belongs to the war's battle day.vote_close_hour(16:00 on the battle day). The post-battle choice deadline is still noon on the day after the battle, however far away the next battle day is (after a battle the earliest battle day is now always the day after it). A mandatory hold (the winner can't push) reopens the schedule like any other battle end.Reminders
mark_availabilitybattle_day_lockedtime_lock_soonEach reminder goes once per war; the sent keys are saved, so a restart doesn't resend. Online players get a clickable line with [Vote in game] and [Vote on the website] (
vote_url). When a character is played, the player gets the reminder that applies to them right then. Every member also gets a short notice when a day locks and when its time locks.Config (
war.yml)battle_voting.*,buildup.day_optionsandbuildup.day_vote_close_hoursare no longer read; they are still accepted in the file and no longer validated.Contract v1.4 (plugin side)
private.voting(every event).datesstarts with the locked battle days whose time is already locked (state: "battle",hourset,editable: false) until their battle window closes, then the markable dates, in date order;marksandtallycover the same dates:{"kind": "availability", "hours": [21,22,23,24,25], "hour_labels": ["21:00 CET","22:00 CET","23:00 CET","00:00 CET","01:00 CET"], "dates": [{"date":"2026-11-20","label":"Fri 20/11","state":"battle","day_locks_at":"2026-11-18T20:00:00Z", "time_locks_at":"2026-11-19T20:00:00Z","hour":null,"editable":true,"forced":false}], "closes_at": "<next day or time lock among the dates>", "need": {"attacker":3,"defender":2}, "eligible": {"<account>":"attacker"}, "marks": {"<account>": {"2026-11-20":[21,22]}}, "none": ["<account>"], "tally": [{"date":"2026-11-20","hour":21,"attacker":4,"defender":3}]}A war without a battle schedule sends
{"kind": null}.battle_day_locked:{"battle_day","time_locks_at","forced"}(also sent for stafflockday).vote_reminder:{"reason","battle_day" (null for mark_availability),"locks_at"}withprivate.notify.accounts. It is only sent when at least one account needs the reminder.WarState:day_vote_closes_atis always null; newnext_lock_at; newbattle_days: [{"date","hour"}](empty once the war ends).battle_schedulednow comes at 16:00 on the battle day (when the battle is set on its province), no longer at the time lock.day_vote_closedis no longer sent.battle_postponedis sent only for staffskipday.Accepted limitation: Discord learns the second queued day's start time only when that day is set on its province (its
battle_scheduledat 16:00 on that day). Until then the hour is only inprivate.votingand WarStatebattle_days.availability:{"date":"YYYY-MM-DD","hours":[...]}replaces that date's marks, and[]clears them;{"none": true}sets the "none" answer. Refusal reasons: not eligible / no battles to plan / "That day is not open for marking." / "That day is decided and can no longer change." / "That is not a battle start time." / "That is not a date." / unreadable. The oldday_vote/hour_voteactions are refused with "This vote has changed: mark your availability instead."Migration (on load, saves without
availability)Staff
/war admin schedule <war> availability | lockday <date> | unlockday <date> | sethour <hour> [date] | skipday | castvote <date> <hour> [attacker|defender|both](plus the battle tools)./war admin buildup <war> status|end|setday <date>:setdaylocks that day, andendlifts the freeze and lets battle days start today.opencvote,closevoteandforcequorumare gone.Tests
mvn verify(rebased on main with Let mercenaries vote on battles and remind players who have not voted #240 and Let staff switch control victory off for one field battle #241): 9098 tests. The only failure is the known local-onlyQuarantineCommandsTest. The coverage gate shows only the known local misses.private.voting, the mandatory hold, three battle days in a row and the queue limit, no reminder after the time lock, the no-battle reasons, and the CodeRabbit fixes.🤖 Generated with Claude Code