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feat(sql): export quest chain link to NextQuestInChain column

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Quest.nextQuestId was captured by the editor and used by
validateChains for cycle detection, but never made it into the
AzerothCore quest_template SQL. Now resolves the editor-relative
ID to the matching SQL entry (startEntry + nextQuestId) and
writes it to the NextQuestInChain column. Players can now
auto-progress through quest chains in-game.
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Kelsi 2026-05-06 09:46:26 -07:00
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tools/editor/sql_exporter.cpp
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@ -277,9 +277,14 @@ bool SQLExporter::exportQuests(const std::vector<Quest>& quests,
} catch (...) { /* leave as 0 */ }
}
// Resolve quest-chain link to the matching SQL quest entry.
// q.nextQuestId is editor-relative; the SQL row id is startEntry + id.
uint32_t nextQuestSqlId = q.nextQuestId != 0
? startEntry + q.nextQuestId : 0;
f << "INSERT INTO `quest_template` "
<< "(`ID`, `LogTitle`, `LogDescription`, `QuestCompletionLog`, "
<< "`MinLevel`, `RewardXP`, `RewardMoney`, "
<< "`MinLevel`, `RewardXP`, `RewardMoney`, `NextQuestInChain`, "
<< "`RequiredNpcOrGo1`, `RequiredNpcOrGoCount1`, "
<< "`RequiredNpcOrGo2`, `RequiredNpcOrGoCount2`, "
<< "`RequiredNpcOrGo3`, `RequiredNpcOrGoCount3`, "
@ -299,7 +304,7 @@ bool SQLExporter::exportQuests(const std::vector<Quest>& quests,
<< "'" << escapeSql(q.description) << "', "
<< "'" << escapeSql(q.completionText) << "', "
<< q.requiredLevel << ", "
<< q.reward.xp << ", " << rewardMoney;
<< q.reward.xp << ", " << rewardMoney << ", " << nextQuestSqlId;
for (int k = 0; k < 4; k++) f << ", " << reqNpcOrGo[k] << ", " << reqNpcOrGoCount[k];
for (int k = 0; k < 6; k++) f << ", " << reqItemId[k] << ", " << reqItemCount[k];
for (int k = 0; k < 4; k++) f << ", " << rewardItemId[k] << ", " << rewardItemCount[k];