Slice D shrinks vs the original plan: three of the six files cannot
take an ILogger ctor arg without breaking external contracts.
Migrated (8 LogProxy sites across 4 files):
- Commands: 2 sites (Warning, Error). New ctor takes ILogger<Commands>.
- Themes/ThemeRegistry: 1 site (Debug). ILogger<ThemeRegistry>? is
optional (default null) so the existing Build-Suite tests that
construct `new ThemeRegistry()` parameterless keep working without
changes. _logger?.LogDebug guards the call site.
- PayloadHandler: 3 sites (Error, Warning, Error). New ctor takes
ILogger<PayloadHandler>. ChatLogWindow's two `new PayloadHandler(this)`
sites (the direct field and the Lender lambda) now hand a fresh
CreateLogger<PayloadHandler>() from the existing _loggerFactory.
Not migrated (5 sites stay on Plugin.LogProxy, plan drifts D12-D14):
- D12 - Configuration (1 site): IPluginConfiguration, instantiated by
Dalamud's Interface.GetPluginConfig() via reflection on the
parameterless ctor. Adding an ILogger arg would break GetPluginConfig.
- D13 - Message (4 sites): partial data class with two ctor overloads,
mass-instantiated across 3 plugin sites plus Newtonsoft JSON
deserialisation. Ctor extension would be invasive across ~20 call
sites with low payoff (data-class logger is unusual).
- D14 - FontManager (2 sites): both Plugin.LogProxy calls live in
static methods (TryGetHellionFontBytes, AddFontWithFallback) that
cannot reach an instance _logger. Same root cause as D8 in
GameFunctions. FontManager joins the static-bucket alongside
EmoteCache et al.; the ctor + _logger field added mid-Slice-D were
rolled back to keep the class clean.
Plugin.LogProxy surface after C9 (8 file buckets, ~12 sites total):
- 4 originally-static consumers: EmoteCache, AutoTranslate,
MemoryUtil, WrapperUtil
- 3 cannot-take-ctor-arg consumers: Configuration, Message, FontManager
- 1 single-static-method consumer: GameFunctions.TryOpenAdventurerPlate
(D8 from Slice B)
Smoke 2 is now due.
Add .prettierrc.json, .markdownlint.json, .yamllint.yaml, .gitattributes
Run CSharpier, Prettier and markdownlint across the entire codebase.
No logic changes — formatting, using order and line endings only.
JonKazama-Hellion