Changelog

1.0.5

• Repaired the interrupted 1.0.4 container-registry optimization against the current governed Valheim CLIENT API.
• The 0.20-second cache now stores only nearby spatial candidates; ward, privacy, in-use and container-readiness checks are re-evaluated when requirements are counted and again before linked payment.
• Fixed duplicate Harmony installation in the bundled DLL by making InventoryLink the single assembly-wide PatchAll owner; requirement counting and post-success payment can no longer be installed twice by Auto Sort.
• Aggregated duplicate requirement entries before calculating player shortfall, retained the hard cap on linked removal, and now mirrors Valheim’s exact normal/upgrader requirement filter before creating any linked payment debt.
• Renamed the player-inventory button to Inv. Sort; the container button remains Sort.
• Revalidated the release against the current governed Valheim Client Assets and synchronized build/package/version gates.

1.0.4 (unpublished working state)

• Replaced per-frame global Container discovery with lifecycle registration and a short movement-aware nearby-container cache.
• Preserved ward, privacy, in-use and reserved automation-container eligibility checks.
• Added an explicit remaining-recipe payment invariant: linked-container removal cannot exceed the outstanding recipe/piece cost.
• Payment advances only by the amount actually confirmed removed.
• Reduced build requirement CPU/allocation pressure without changing recipe costs.

1.0.3

• Revalidated InventoryLink and Auto Sort against the current governed Valheim client assembly and generated Public client analysis.
• Updated build and API-validation authority to the current Valheim Client Assets Managed set; this client-side mod no longer requires the dedicated-server assembly for validation.
• Preserved nearby-container requirement linking, post-success shortfall pulling, access safeguards, crafting-station range behavior, and inventory sorting without gameplay redesign.
• Build, package verification, and local publish complete as one governed release operation.

1.0.2

• Fixed Auto Sort inventory refresh for the current Valheim Inventory.Changed(bool, bool) contract.
• Added startup contract validation so Auto Sort disables safely instead of invoking an ambiguous or wrong-arity method.
• Hardened Auto Sort against transient null item entries.
• Reproducible governed build now uses the current Valheim/BepInEx references and canonical dotnet build; the retired TaleSpire fallback was removed.
• Preserved the existing auto-pull architecture and access safeguards; no broad gameplay redesign was introduced.

1.0.0

• Rebuilt against the current Valheim 1.0 assemblies.
• Preserves nearby-container requirement linking, safe material pulling, and inventory sorting behavior.
• Replaced the package icon with a custom-made, non-AI-generated icon.

0.2.8

• Moves the human/AI development disclosure to the top of the Thunderstore details text so it is visible immediately.
• Adds a concise human-directed, AI-assisted development note to the package manifest description.
• Corrects the Thunderstore package layout so the DLL is placed under plugins/InventoryLink/InventoryLink.dll.
• No gameplay changes intended relative to 0.2.7.

0.2.7

• Adds the human/AI development disclosure to the Thunderstore package description.
• No gameplay changes intended relative to 0.2.6.

0.2.6

• Adds LightMyFire compatibility so linked crafting never pulls coal or resin from its automation barrels.

0.2.5

• Improves nearby-container detection while objects are placed or streamed, keeping linked crafting responsive and reliable.

0.2.4

• Gives the forge, black forge, Galdr table, and artisan table the same extended build-range minimum as the regular workbench.
• Migrates the previous default station list automatically while preserving customized lists.

0.2.3

• Packages InventoryLink auto-pull and inventory sorting for Thunderstore.
• Uses the R4V9N1 creator identity and r4v9n1.* BepInEx config filenames.
• Documents client-side installation, access safeguards, station range settings, and sorting behavior.