ROARemoteTrigger — changelog and dated evidence
2026-10-26 — full project documentation
- Expanded README, concept, roadmap, architecture, design, content inventory, decisions, narrative journal, attribution and development rules.
- Documented the two distinct repository/install names, Wrath interface 30300, action-button (not spell-success) trigger behavior and the secure-hook/fallback-wrapper architecture.
- Counted 33 current recruitment messages and recorded the absence of Roarboard from this codebase.
- Preserved the April 2026 adaptation and later documentation/compatibility wording changes.
- Docs-only: no Lua/TOC/LICENSE edits, no WoW client tests.
Prior history recovered from Git
| Date | Commit | Demonstrable change |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-04-27 | b1077ec, c1cce7d |
Repository created; large initial ROARTrigger.lua added with RoarGuild v1.32-Epoch / Project Epoch-Wrath 3.3.5 header, /rogu commands, profiles, fallback and guild copy. |
| 2026-04-27 | 378e511, 6a6f8f5 |
TOC created with Interface 30300 and 1.32-Epoch; displayed addon title adjusted from RoarGuild to RoarTrigger. |
| 2026-05-13 | e081668, 5672063 |
Guild invitation text revised in Lua; README greatly expanded with installation, commands, behavior, troubleshooting, and explicit warning that action use does not prove spell success. |
| 2026-09-18 | 37130e3 |
Removed Project Epoch-specific wording from README and Lua header; version standardized to 1.32, client described as Wrath 3.3.5, without changing the interface target. |
| 2026-10-26 | Earlier credit/docs commits | Standardized author credit and added a short documentation scaffold prior to this deeper audit. |
The early file used the internal RoarGuild header, while this repository now has its own display name and client target. The source establishes close implementation relationship, but the inspected commit history does not include a complete original conversation, exact copy/port commit relationship, or all motivations.
Document information
Project author: Babuni.dev. The following dates are Git commit dates, not claimed public releases or runtime verification.