Hi, creators.
If you saw the previous announcement, Options to control mod descriptions and URLs, you may have gone to your creator settings to set account-wide defaults for mod descriptions and mod URLs. It turns out that I made a mistake and those settings were never saved. Individual mod settings should be okay, but account-wide settings reported success while not saving anything.
I have since fixed this, so please go back to your creator settings page and reapply those settings if necessary. I'm terribly sorry for the inconvenience.
- Anna
If you're a nerd, the cause of this issue was that during testing, I manually inserted a row into the database for my user's creator settings to test each setting individually. When I actually wrote the settings page, I only made the backend perform an update statement instead of an upsert statement. Since I had manually inserted the settings row earlier, this worked without issue, but anyone without a settings row in the database would never get one.
If you saw the previous announcement, Options to control mod descriptions and URLs, you may have gone to your creator settings to set account-wide defaults for mod descriptions and mod URLs. It turns out that I made a mistake and those settings were never saved. Individual mod settings should be okay, but account-wide settings reported success while not saving anything.
I have since fixed this, so please go back to your creator settings page and reapply those settings if necessary. I'm terribly sorry for the inconvenience.
- Anna
If you're a nerd, the cause of this issue was that during testing, I manually inserted a row into the database for my user's creator settings to test each setting individually. When I actually wrote the settings page, I only made the backend perform an update statement instead of an upsert statement. Since I had manually inserted the settings row earlier, this worked without issue, but anyone without a settings row in the database would never get one.