Fix bug where updating archive cvars sometimes does not write autogen.cfg#1876
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slipher merged 2 commits intoDaemonEngine:masterfrom Jan 4, 2026
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Fix bug where updating archive cvars sometimes does not write autogen.cfg#1876slipher merged 2 commits intoDaemonEngine:masterfrom
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Remove the pointless `int flags` argument to Cvar::InternalSetValue which is always 0.
A command such as /set common.framerate.max 99, when the cvar was previously marked as archive, could fail to cause the configuration file to be written out. This happened because the code relied on the flags field of the C API cvar_t object to detect updates, but Cvar::AddFlags failed to update cvar_t. Note that setting cvars in the UI was not affected because the UI re-adds the archive flag every time and the act of adding the flag triggers an update.
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For example if you do
/seta common.framerate.max 30then/set common.framerate.max 31, the second command does not write out the cvars although it should since it still has the archive flag added by the first.