Sort Modifier Behaving Like Fantasy Age Modifier

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Sort Modifier Behaving Like Fantasy Age Modifier: A Bug Report

As a user of the Obsidian platform, I have encountered an issue with the dice roller plugin that affects the functionality of the sort modifier. In this report, I will outline the expected behavior, the current behavior, and the steps to reproduce the issue. I will also provide information about the operating system and Obsidian version I am using.

When using the dice roller plugin with the sort modifier, I expect the output to be a group of rolls sorted in ascending or descending order, depending on the modifier used. For example, if I type dice: 3d20sa, I expect to see three separate rolls of a d20, sorted in ascending order.

However, the current behavior of the dice roller plugin is not as expected. When I type dice: 3d20sa, the output is not a group of sorted rolls, but rather a single line with a failure and threat value, such as "6 failure, 8 threat". This is not the desired output, and it affects the usability of the plugin.

To reproduce the issue, follow these steps:

  1. Open a new note in Obsidian.
  2. Install and enable the dice roller plugin.
  3. Type dice: 3d20sa into the open note.
  4. Roll the dice by clicking on the "Roll" button or pressing the "Enter" key.

I am using Linux as my operating system.

My Obsidian version is 1.8.9.

The version of the dice roller plugin I am using is 11.4.1.

I have disabled all other plugins and the issue still persists.

I have not attempted to resolve the issue myself, as I am not familiar with the codebase of the dice roller plugin. However, I believe that the issue may be related to the way the plugin handles the sort modifier. I would appreciate it if the developers could take a look at this issue and provide a solution.

In conclusion, the dice roller plugin is not functioning as expected when using the sort modifier. The current behavior is not the desired output, and it affects the usability of the plugin. I hope that the developers will take a look at this issue and provide a solution.

  • I have searched for existing bug reports and found no similar reports.
  • I have provided detailed steps to reproduce the issue.
  • I have included information about my operating system and Obsidian version.
  • I have confirmed that the issue still persists after disabling all other plugins.
  • Review the codebase of the dice roller plugin to identify the issue.
  • Provide a solution to the issue, such as updating the plugin to handle the sort modifier correctly.
  • Test the plugin to ensure that the issue is resolved.
  • Provide a patch or an updated version of the plugin to fix the issue.
    Sort Modifier Behaving Like Fantasy Age Modifier: A Q&A Article

In our previous article, we discussed the issue with the dice roller plugin in Obsidian, where the sort modifier is behaving like the Fantasy Age modifier. In this article, we will provide a Q&A section to address some of the common questions and concerns related to this issue.

A: The expected behavior of the sort modifier is to sort the rolls in ascending or descending order, depending on the modifier used. For example, if you type dice: 3d20sa, you should see three separate rolls of a d20, sorted in ascending order.

A: The current behavior of the sort modifier is not as expected. When you type dice: 3d20sa, the output is not a group of sorted rolls, but rather a single line with a failure and threat value, such as "6 failure, 8 threat".

A: To reproduce the issue, follow these steps:

  1. Open a new note in Obsidian.
  2. Install and enable the dice roller plugin.
  3. Type dice: 3d20sa into the open note.
  4. Roll the dice by clicking on the "Roll" button or pressing the "Enter" key.

A: I am using Linux as my operating system.

A: My Obsidian version is 1.8.9.

A: The version of the dice roller plugin I am using is 11.4.1.

A: Yes, I have disabled all other plugins and the issue still persists.

A: I believe that the issue may be related to the way the plugin handles the sort modifier. I would appreciate it if the developers could take a look at this issue and provide a solution.

A: Yes, if you are familiar with the codebase of the dice roller plugin, you can try to resolve the issue yourself. However, please make sure to test the plugin thoroughly to ensure that the issue is resolved.

A: You can find more information about this issue in the original bug report, which includes detailed steps to reproduce the issue and information about the operating system and Obsidian version used.

In conclusion, the dice roller plugin is not functioning as expected when using the sort modifier. We hope that this Q&A article has provided some helpful information and answers to common questions related to this issue. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out.