Pragma Engine 0.0.56
February 22nd, 2022
- Added ability to directly add or remove players in a Player Group.
- Required integration:
- Update implementations of
LobbyStrategy.setExtPlayerInfo
with the newLobbyModel
parameter. - Update implementations of
StorePlugin.meetsRequirements
with the newstoreId
parameter. - Replace references to the helper method
assertProtoEquals()
with JUnit’sassertEquals()
.
- Update implementations of
Features: #
- Added ability to directly add or remove players in a Player Group.
- Description: We’ve added functionality that allows directly adding or removing players in a Player Group. Responses include
playerGroupIds
. - Postman paths:
Social → RPC - Operator → Account → AddAccountToPlayerGroupOperatorV1
Social → RPC - Operator → Account → RemoveAccountFromPlayerGroupOperatorV1
- Description: We’ve added functionality that allows directly adding or removing players in a Player Group. Responses include
Integrations: #
- Update implementations of
LobbyStrategy.setExtPlayerInfo
with the newLobbyModel
parameter.- Description: We’ve added a new parameter to the
setExtPlayerInfo
function in theLobbyStrategy
plugin interface, so you can access data from the Lobby when setting playerext
info. - Integration step: Make the following changes in implementations of
LobbyStrategy.setExtPlayerInfo
.
- Description: We’ve added a new parameter to the
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- Update implementations of
StorePlugin.meetsRequirements
with the newstoreId
parameter.- Description: We’ve added a new parameter to the
meetsRequirements
function in theStorePlugin
plugin interface, so access data about the store when making a purchase from the store. - Integration step: Make the following changes in implementations of
StorePlugin.meetsRequirements
.
- Description: We’ve added a new parameter to the
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- Replace references to the helper method
assertProtoEquals()
, which has been removed.- Description: We’ve removed the
assertProtoEquals()
helper method. Use JUnit’sassertEquals()
method instead. - Integration step:
Original Replacement assertProtoEquals()
JUnit’s assertEquals()
- Description: We’ve removed the