Wrye Bash 295.4
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Wrye Bash 295.4
Get it at http://tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=22368 or http://www.skyrimnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=1840 or https://sourceforge.net/projects/oblivionworks/
Data\ ..some stuff..readme.txtpackage.jpgIn this example, since BAIN doesn't consider the name 'Data' anything special, but it does see the recognized required data folder structure in the 'Data' folder, BAIN says: "Ok, this 'Data' folder must be a valid sub-package". This turns this package into a "complex-BAIN" package. However, there are two files that aren't in ANY sub-package -- readme.txt and package.jpg. Since they're not in a sub-package, BAIN skips them always. That's they way it's always worked. In 295.3, I tried to remedy this specific situation, by allowing a file that met the criteria for BAIN to call it a readme to be installed anyway, even if it isn't in a valid sub-package. Because the code for "files not in a valid sub-package" is the same as the code for "file in an in-active, but valid sub-package", I ended up accidentally making BAIN instead install all files that are considered readme's, even from inactive sub-packages, following the normal BAIN overriding rules, so the last package wins.
Supackage 1\ ..data files.. readme.txtSubpackage 2\ ..data files.. readme.txtThis one showed that even with sub-package 2 deactivated, its readme was getting installed. That was the unintended effect. The effect that in the first example the readme.txt was getting installed was intended. 295.4 has had some tweaks to the behavior.