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Spoiler Bugs Lists
- Core Bugs (common to all systems)
- Windows-only bugs
- Qt-only bugs
- Windows-CE issues
- Unix-only bugs
- Build-from-source issues (all platforms)
- Non-spoiler bugs
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| Description
| Additional Info
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| SC341-1
| fixed
| You can lock or unlock a door while in a pit.
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| SC341-2
| fixed
| Tame monsters may not eat food tossed to them.
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| SC341-3
| fixed
| Jumping over a pit in Sokoban leaves the player outside the pit.
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| SC341-4
| fixed
| There is no charge for using an unpaid tinning kit.
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| SC341-5
| fixed
| If using a run mode that stops at closed doors, you don't stop
when passing a mimic mimicking a closed door.
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| SC341-6
| fixed
| It's possible to get a cockatrice corpse that never rots.
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| SC341-7
| fixed
| Stone-to-flesh of spot with multiple statues never animates more than one.
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| SC341-8
| fixed
| When polymorphed into a grid bug you can move diagonally.
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| SC341-9
| fixed
| Various otherwise impossible movements can be accomplished using an iron ball.
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| SC341-10
| fixed
| Reanimated statues of succubus/incubus can be abused.
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| SC341-11
| Open
| Teleporting into a shop may pacify the shopkeeper.
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Bug Status Key
| State | Meaning |
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| Open | The bug is unresolved, but we know what we need to about it. |
| Not a bug | Sometimes people think this is a bug, but they're wrong. |
| fixed | The bug will be fixed in the next release.. |
| Fixed | The bug will be fixed in a future release. |
| Help | We don't know what is causing this - if you see it, please send a detailed bug report. Thanks! |
| Superseded | See another entry for information on this bug. |
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