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  joeyr released this 2026-07-30 21:35:39 -05:00 | 242 commits to main since this release

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  • Classic Rift is crawled as its own pass, publishing
    champion-counters-classic.json. op.gg serves the mode under
    type=classic, and the pass reuses everything except that parameter and the
    output paths — same region, tier, coverage floors, pacing and time budgets —
    so the classic file describes the same population as its ranked counterpart.

    It is a separate file rather than extra rows, and that is forced. op.gg
    keys classic pages by BASE champion id: champion_id: 24 is Jax in both
    queues, measured on two different kits. Merged into one map they would collide
    on the key and one would silently win.

    Classic is the cheaper half by a wide margin — 81 (champion, role) pairs
    against ranked's ~272 — so it runs second, where a short budget costs the
    ranked artifacts nothing. Its outcomes get their own publish streaks, because
    its file goes stale independently of theirs.

  • A classic rune extractor (opgg/classic-runes-page.ts), not yet wired to
    an artifact. Classic Rift restores the pre-2017 rune system, which is a
    different data model rather than a variant: no paths, no keystone, no shards,
    just a flat multiset of Marks, Seals, Glyphs and Quintessences held in
    quantities. op.gg serves it from the same runes page under classic_runes,
    with 775xxx ids and a win COUNT rather than a rate, normalised to a percent
    on the way out to match the other artifacts. Verified against live pages.

  Fixed

  • buildTierListUrl omitted type, which would have made the classic crawl
    describe ranked champions. The tier lists are the index both op.gg crawls
    run off, and op.gg defaults the parameter to ranked when it is absent — so
    the ranked pass was correct by luck. A classic pass would have discovered the
    RANKED universe and then gone looking for those champions on classic pages,
    producing a classic-labelled artifact full of the wrong roster. That is a
    wrong file rather than an empty one, which is the failure this codebase is
    built to avoid. Found before the classic pass ever ran.

  Notes

  Two things op.gg does not publish for this mode, established by sampling every
  role: masteries (legacy_masteries is an empty array on every page) and
  synergies (play: 0, and the page itself says the sample is too small).
  Neither is crawlable, and neither is a gap on this side.

  Classic data is also not segmented by rank: the tier parameter is accepted
  and discarded, with iron_plus, challenger and a deliberately invalid value
  all returning byte-identical rows. The published file therefore describes all
  ranks, and a later release should stop labelling it gold_plus.

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