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fix: Nightwave challenge isDaily default to false #430

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fix: Nightwave challenge isDaily default to false #430

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@SlayerOrnstein SlayerOrnstein commented Jan 18, 2023

What did you fix?

When parsing nightwave weekly challenges isDaily would disappear from the data instead of defaulting to false.


Reproduction steps

  1. parse worldstate.

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  • Does this contain a new dependency? No
  • Does this introduce opinionated data formatting or manual data entry? No
  • Does this pr include updated data files in a separate commit that can be reverted for a clean code-only pr? No
  • Have I run the linter? Yes
  • Is is a bug fix, feature request, or enhancement? Bug Fix

@SlayerOrnstein SlayerOrnstein marked this pull request as ready for review January 18, 2023 12:02
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@TobiTenno TobiTenno changed the title Nightwave challenge isDaily should default to false when not present in weekly challlenges fix: Nightwave challenge isDaily default to false Jan 19, 2023
@TobiTenno TobiTenno enabled auto-merge (squash) January 19, 2023 02:34
@TobiTenno TobiTenno merged commit e0f19aa into WFCD:master Jan 19, 2023
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