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Latest revision as of 16:38, 4 November 2026
| Release date | April 20, 2026 |
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| Changelog | v2026.04.20.2 |
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v2026.04.20.2 was an update to Bconomy released on April 20, 2026.
Changelog
[edit | edit source]A new update for Bconomy has been released.
New Features
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- Toggle to opt out of extended market data. (TheDepartedOne)
- The new Settings → Interface section includes a “📊 Extended Market Data” group with three sub-toggles: Live Activity, Pricing Delta, and Charts.
Bug Fixes
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- Price chart hover shows the correct year across year boundaries. (TheDepartedOne)
- When you hover the price history chart near a year boundary, the tooltip now points to the correct data point and shows the right date.
- Item logs and market activity ordering fixed (newest-first). (TheDepartedOne)
- The item-logs modal now reliably shows the newest entries first. The same ordering fix was applied to the market activity feed so recent events appear at the top.
- Scheduled jobs are more reliable across DST changes. (TheDepartedOne)
- Background scheduled tasks (ball pits, giveaways, bosses, etc.) have been made DST-safe so they won’t silently stop running after daylight-saving clock changes. This should prevent the kind of missed ticks that caused timed event outages before (leaderboard resets, same ballpit for a day, etc).