Allow rebaking after a specific delay #67
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I guess that the CodeQL error ought to be safely ignored; it fails quite a lot under recent versions of dotnet. Also, I'm not sure if it isn't supposed to fail, considering that it attempts to build the LibreMetaverse GUI on Ubuntu 20.04, which is a component that ought only work under Windows (as far as I understand). That said, the rest seems to be fine and ready for a merge :) |
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CodeQL is so annoying... Anyway, I hope this gets merged in spite of the alleged error... |
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Actually, I'm wondering if this particular PR couldn't solve my own issue, #76. |
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Sometimes it is necessary to rebake faster than REBAKE_DELAY. Moving REBAKE_DELAY to Settings is inconvenient (it would make the whole library rebake faster).
DelayedRequestSetAppearance method made public with a due argument which allows forcing faster rebake.