From
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.a ... &s=new#new and some fixes that are to be expected in the upcoming patch:
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Hunter Class
Gnomish and Goblin Engineering
Ungoro Crater (48-55 Zone)
Felwood (48-55 Zone)
Burning Steppes (50-58 Zone)
Blackrock Depths (48-56 Dungeon)
Rogue Talents
Priest Talents
Auction House Improvements
Deathstalker Vincent is finally laid to rest
From
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.aspx?FN=wow-interface-customization&T=4414&P=1&ReplyCount=0#post4414, on interface editing:
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In the next push, you will be able to mark global variables which are saved and loaded. You can save both normal variables and tables of variables. This is designed to provide large-scale persistent storage for UI add-ons. CVars will continue to be available for global configuration options, but this is the recommended way to store persistent data.
For example:
RegisterForSave("myVariable");
The value of myVariable will be saved and then loaded the next time the game starts.
Since the variables are loaded after the entire UI is loaded, and all OnLoad() event handlers are run, there is a new event "VARIABLES_LOADED" which is sent after the variables are loaded. The variables are in the global namespace and override any existing values that are initialized in the lua files at startup.
The interesting thing about this, besides the obvious change, is that he refers to it as the next
push. This could imply that more beta testers will be chosen, to keep your eyes open for a possible beta email in your mailbox
Things to expect in the next patch : World of Warcraft General Discussions
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