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Created Nov 18, 2024 by Siphuros Gaming@Siphuros

Bugged "Swiftmendable" red dot interaction with Dreamstate talent

Describe your environment:

  • *VuhDo version -- 3.179-alpha-1

  • *World of Warcraft region -- Americas

  • *World of Warcraft client language -- enUS

Summary of the issue:

The "Dreamstate" talent (392162) in the Restoration Druid spec tree reduces the cooldowns of other spells when channeling Tranquility (740), including Swiftmend (18562). However, the red dot from the Swiftmendable bouquet does not display on a unit eligible for Swiftmend even though it is off cooldown after channeling Tranquility.

Expected behaviour:

The red dot from the Swiftmendable bouquet should display once Swiftmend is off cooldown.

Actual behaviour:

To reproduce the issue, first ensure the "Dreamstate" talent is selected. Then cast Swiftmend >> Regrowth on a unit followed by Tranquility. Notice that Swiftmend comes off cooldown while channeling Tranquility but the red dot does not immediately display. After some testing, it seems that the Swiftmendable red dot is tied to the base Swiftmend cooldown time of 15 seconds, rather than e.g. spell charges. In case it is useful, I modified some code I used for another bouquet:

(C_Spell.GetSpellCharges("Swiftmend")["currentCharges"] > 0)

Related error messages:

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