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martinuzz
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2018-01-31 15:23
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I put up a save with jail cells. There's no dwarves in the jails, you still need to fiddle a bit with exporting banned goods or ignoring mandates to try and get a dwarf jailed that is on a clean job.
Save is for 44.05, I use DFHack, not sure if needed to run the save.
http://dffd.bay12games.com/file.php?id=13472 [^]
Note that the bug is not DFHack related, it happens in 'clean' forts too.
EDIT: you might want to un-appoint the hammerer, so all punishments will be jailtime
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Orkel
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2018-01-31 15:36
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Noticed this with other jobs as well - had a dwarf in the jail stuck with a reading job (book name was The Wizard's Guide to *some location*). Presumably because he got either nabbed from the library while reading, or was on his way to read.
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Yeah, perhaps related too: If your manager is in jail and there are manager jobs to be done, there will be cancellation spam of your manager cancelling manange work orders jobs |
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Loci
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2018-02-01 13:50
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Thank you for the save. While testing the latter save in v0.44.05, 'Blade' Gusilvod, Clan of Whips apparently accepted a new "clean" job while being hauled to jail. ("Cancels sleep: In Custody", followed by "No Job", followed by "Clean" while en route to his cell.) Active "clean" jobs should be canceled ("In Custody") and new "clean" jobs should not be accepted by detained dwarves. |
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The clean job being canceled when the person is grabbed seems to already be happening (with the "In Custody" announcement); but they'd initiate new clean jobs on the way to prison. That part is fixed. I'll look at the reading part as well. |
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