[Rubonnek]

Edit:
Fixes #477
Requires godot-cpp api_version = 4.8.

[mikest]

Ah, I was wondering why the limbo editor wasn't working and was just about to file a bug.

[mikest]

I made issue #477 to track against this PR.

[KoBeWi]

When upgrading to the new dock system, all legacy methods can be removed too, that is _has_main_screen(), _get_plugin_name() and _get_plugin_icon(). Setting anchors and offsets, and size flags, for the dock/editor is also no longer needed.

[TranquilMarmot]

Tried this branch out tonight on Godot 4.8.beta1 on macOS against godotengine/godot-cpp@cedbd9e and it works 👍

[TranquilMarmot]

Actually, one bug I did find! Fixed in the PR, thanks 🙏

New feature in 4.8 is that you can right-click the docks and select "Make floating":

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If you:

• Restart the editor
• Do NOT open the LimboAI dock
• Right click the LimboAI dock and select "Make floating"

It will open up in a tiny window that you can't see.

If you open the dock first and then do "Make floating", it will keep the dock's size. This size persists as long as the editor is open, but on a restart it will open tiny again unless you open the dock first.

I think when creating the limbo_ai_dock, we can also set the minimum size:

limbo_ai_dock->set_custom_minimum_size(Size2(800, 600) * EDSCALE);

(this has been fixed in the PR ✅ )

[limbonaut]

I wonder how to organize a branch that is synced with Godot's master, since more users seem to be interested in bleeding edge. Any thoughts on having a godot-next branch periodically synced with both godot's and limbo's master?

The tricky part is not to get tied to Godot releases for our own release cycle. Although, development is a little slow these days, it would be nice to keep an option to release a minor/major at any time. It's not an issue for GDExtension, but the module builds need to stay stable.