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@@ -52,8 +52,24 @@ Method ``create_from_string`` adds a new ``show_error`` optional parameter
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**Semaphore**
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Method ``post`` adds a new ``count`` optional parameter |✔️| |✔️ with compat| |✔️ with compat| `GH-93605`_
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**TranslationServer**
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-Method ``standardize_locale`` adds a new ``add_defaults`` optional parameter |✔️| |✔️ with compat| |✔️ with compat| `GH-98972`_
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+Method ``standardize_locale`` adds a new ``add_defaults`` optional parameter
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+ |✔️| |✔️ with compat| |✔️ with compat| `GH-98972`_
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======================================================================================================================== =================== ==================== ==================== ============
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+**Export annotations**
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+.. warning::
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+ The behavior of ``@export_file`` changed in Godot 4.4. When assigning a new value from the Inspector, the path is now stored and returned as a ``uid://`` reference instead of the traditional ``res://`` path. This is a **breaking change** and may cause issues if you're expecting ``res://``-based paths in scripts or serialized files.
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+ For example, exported arrays of files may now contain a mix of ``uid://`` and ``res://`` paths, especially if they were edited partially in the Inspector.
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+ In 4.4, the only way to retain the ``res://`` format is to **manually edit** the `.tscn` or `.tres` files in a text editor. Starting in Godot 4.5, a new annotation ``@export_file_path`` can be used to explicitly retain the old behavior and export raw ``res://`` paths.
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+ Related issues:
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+ - PR: `Add @export_file_path to export raw paths (no UID) <https://github.com/godotengine/godot/pull/105414>`_
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+ - Issue: `@export_file behavior change is breaking <https://github.com/godotengine/godot/issues/11065>`_
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+ - See also: `ProjectSettings stores UIDs for file paths <https://github.com/godotengine/godot/pull/104818>`_
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.. [#f1] Default buffer size in 4.3 is ``1024``.
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