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chore(shard): bump placeos-driver to 8.1.7 (PPT-2816) - #642
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8.1.7 adds PlaceOS/driver#172: system.implementing and system.all return modules in the order they are listed on the system, so a driver that takes the first Mailer gets the one an administrator placed first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bumps placeos-driver from 8.1.6 to 8.1.7 in
shard.lock.8.1.7 is 8.1.6 plus PlaceOS/driver#172 only. With it,
system.implementingandsystem.allreturn modules in the order they are listed on the system. Before, the order came from a Redis hash, so a routine system edit could change which Mailer a driver picked and silently stop templated emails (PPT-2816). The core half (core#293) shipped in 2.2610.1.Compatibility:
moduleson the system model defaults to empty. When it is empty, the order falls back to module name and index, so drivers built against 8.1.7 still behave on cores without the field.Checked:
shards installresolves 8.1.7 with no other lock changes. placeos-driver's ownshard.ymlis unchanged between the two tags.🤖 Generated with Claude Code