@A_Tin_Can,
#RE: "Do you have other bug reports that I don't know about? :) I'd be happy to put them in to the bug tracker." -A_Tin_Can
No, I don't have any other bugs to submit at the moment.
For all of the issues that I have ever found, I have either: 1) submitted them to the developer forum (forum.webdiplomacy.net), 2) emailed Kestas and/or the mods directly, or 3) submitted a pull request on GItHub with code fixing the issue.
What/where is the current preferred bug tracker for WebDip? Is it just the GitHub page?
@JECE,
#RE: "A publically available location of the so-far mythical to-do list." -JECE
In the past, this sub-forum and its categories:
http://forum.webdiplomacy.net/viewforum.php?f=5
were used as a public todo list and bug tracker, and was the preferred method for the general public submit issues. There was also another forum category for submitting ideas and feature requests:
http://forum.webdiplomacy.net/viewforum.php?f=12
This developer forum doesn't seem to be very active anymore, but it might be worthwhile to review some of that content in case some old issues have been overlooked.
More recently, the code has been hosted on GitHub:
https://github.com/kestasjk/webDiplomacy
which also provides great tools for submitting issues and code update ("pull") requests:
https://github.com/kestasjk/webDiplomacy/issues
https://github.com/kestasjk/webDiplomacy/pulls
These seem to be quite active and appear to be the preferred bug tracker, todo list, and collaboration hub.
Note: you'll see that the latest pull request, submitted by Sleepcap (aka Oliver Auth, owner of vdiplomacy.com):
https://github.com/kestasjk/webDiplomacy/pull/97
contributes code changes that fixes this issue along with a bunch of other updates to the AncMed variant.