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fixed "Different objects than vehicles aren't recycleable" #612

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@Dubjunk Dubjunk commented May 13, 2019

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Bug fix? yes
New feature? no
Needs wipe? no
Fixed issues #603-5

Description:

This PR fixes Different objects than vehicles aren't recycleable .
Also the resupply menu now filters the vehicles when ACE resupply is enabled, so that only ACE fuel/rearm vehicles will be displayed.

Content:

  • Bug fix for 603-5
  • Additional resupply filter for ace fuel/rearm vehicles

Successfully tested on:

  • Local MP
  • Dedicated MP

Compatibility checked with:

  • ACE

@Dubjunk Dubjunk added this to the Sprint 13 milestone May 13, 2019
@Dubjunk Dubjunk requested review from Wyqer and veteran29 May 13, 2019 20:00
@Dubjunk Dubjunk self-assigned this May 13, 2019
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lgtm in the scope of the bugfix. Great you've handled it that fast.
Just a small suggestion concerning getting rid of the _name variable. Or maybe I've overlooked something concerning the decision to do it like that.

@Dubjunk Dubjunk merged commit bf66c3d into v0.97S13 May 14, 2019
@Dubjunk Dubjunk deleted the v0.97S13-603-5 branch May 14, 2019 20:31
@Wyqer Wyqer added done and removed review/QA labels May 16, 2019
@Wyqer Wyqer mentioned this pull request Jun 30, 2019
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