nta
December 31, 2019, 7:07am
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As we detailed in our previous post, there were a few roadmap tasks to be done by end of 2019. This is a progress update on those tasks, primarily.
December 2019
Hopefully(!) find correlations for remaining issues on FiveM caused by the portability code unification merge ( mono-2.0-sgen.dll , Failed to launch through MTL ). These only happen on a small amount (<1%) of systems, and we still haven’t found out exactly what leads to these issues.
As seen in our data, both these issues were resolved.
Fix critical and trivial flaws in RedM, among which:
Steam/EGS entitlement integration. Steam is done now!
Steam is supported now, EGS has been determined to not need explicit support at this time.
Porting of any missing FiveM functionality patches that are kind-of important. Server disconnection/reloading, dropping to menu on game error?
Both are supported now. Not much more was done on RedM, however.
Rework the community branding to Cfx.re accurately.
New Discord/community policy.
Finalize rebranding of forums.
Unified authentication flow.
Two out of three completed, the authentication backend wasn’t important enough, and is therefore moved to next milestone.
Start on RedM markdown natives repository.
Not started nor completed. RedM is somewhat low-priority at this time.
Hopefully (depending on third-party partners) make cfx.re forwarders a valid, resilient service.
Worked for a while until OVH broke a storage backend migration. Seems ‘managed Kubernetes’ isn’t all it’s made out to be.
Once OVH storage is back up, we’ll attempt to figure out a better way to handle this service.
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Really looking forward to 2020. Looks to be the best year yet for FiveM. Keep up the great work!
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Great work elements. Glad to see this progress update and looking forward to seeing more in the future.
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what about OneSync natives porting for FiveM? afaik a lot of gta5 natives are not yet supported and are not working at all
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lacoL
January 1, 2020, 4:07pm
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Are the lastest builds now working as expected on Linux? Not looking for OneSync personally but the same question applies I guess for others.
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Managed Kubernetes biting you in the ass?! Never!
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lacoL
January 1, 2020, 5:57pm
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Nah, a general question really.
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Sorry, was commenting on OP’s mention of Kubernetes woes. I can relate.
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lacoL
January 3, 2020, 3:57pm
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No worries, I’ve stayed away from Kubernetes for now, my company doesn’t currently require it and nor do I but the concept and idea of it made a few DevOps I know very happy.
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?? bro this topic is 3 years old why the bump
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