- Wow companion app not connecting full#
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And while there was not a lot left to implement, it did mean we had some work to do to cleanly separate Legion and Battle for Azeroth from each other.Ĭreating the multi-expansion framework required three major pieces:
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In what turned out to be a bit of a mixed blessing, most of the Legion-specific code was still present in the app, and we still had the original Legion assets in our source control, which made re-adding Legion content the perfect test for our new multi-expansion framework. The Companion App will let players choose between Legion and Battle for Azeroth starting at Shadowlands pre-patch, with Shadowlands content becoming available at the launch of the expansion.
Wow companion app not connecting full#
We also knew that with the arrival of Shadowlands, players would have the option to level their alts through Legion via Timewalking Campaigns, and we wanted to make sure those players would have full mobile support for their level-up experience. We briefly discussed the option of supporting only partial functionality from previous expansions to maximize our ability to work on Shadowlands content, but we quickly decided that we wanted to restore as much functionality as possible.
In addition, the mobile team was eager to give the community what they wanted and bring back Legion content. We know that players were disappointed to lose access to Legion content within the app when we made the switch, so we made a commitment with Shadowlands to support more than one expansion at a time. The tradeoff was that we weren’t able to build out the kind of framework that would be necessary to support more than one expansion at a time-so we swapped the single expansion that the app supported from Legion to the latest expansion, Battle for Azeroth.
Wow companion app not connecting Pc#
Leading up to Battle for Azeroth, we made the decision to prioritize several major back-end improvements, including the ability for the app to share code with the PC client, which allows us to take advantage of many of the features and tools that are available to the main game’s UI (user interface) that the app previously did not have access to. The Companion App was originally designed to support one expansion: Legion. We know it’s a feature many players have been asking for, and today we wanted to share some of the challenges and decisions involved in making this kind of large-scale tech change. If you are still having trouble or you don't have TeXShop installed, it's possible Atlassian are working on a fix to handle more applications that cause issues with the Companion App's file association module.One of the biggest technical upgrades we made to the WoW Companion App for Shadowlands is the ability to support multiple expansions. I used a program called OnyX to rebuild the Launch Services database. I also had to rebuild the Launch Services database because TexShop was still being returned in the application list by `lsregister -dump`, even after being uninstalled. While it would be great for the Companion App to play nicely with this application, I uninstalled it because I haven't used it in several years. It would also cause a segmentation fault in the file-associations module being using by the Companion App.
For some reason, this application was registered in Launch Services as a valid application for my image files.
I had an application installed on my machine called TeXShop, which is a LaTeX editor. Ok! I have found the solution to the problem, thanks to one of the Atlassian support devs who was on a call with earler today.
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