[1.1.30] market price bug with repeated element

[Honktown]

If a market offer is made and has two of the same items (perhaps more), the result is the second item amount is shown (and is the amount taken) but the "minimum" amount to purchase and quantity of purchases is based on the first item price. If the "minimum" is not met, the offer cannot be purchased, even when the gui is showing a different amount.

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local player = game.player
local surface = player.surface
local position = player.position

local market_position = surface.find_non_colliding_position("market", position, 10, 1, true)

if market_position then
	local market = surface.create_entity{name = "market", position = market_position, force = "player"}
	if market then
		local offer = {
			price = {
				{amount = 25, name = "iron-ore", type = "item"},
				{amount = 5, name = "iron-ore", type = "item"},
			},
			offer = {
				type = "give-item",
				item = "copper-ore",
				count = 10,
			}
		}
		market.add_market_item(offer)
	else
		game.print("could not create market")
	end
else
	game.print("no position found to create market")
end

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The api pages don't say what is expected for an offer used in add_market_item, but if it is a list of ingredients, then there could be different expectations... 1) error on repeated items (as ingredients do in prototypes) or 2) collapse items into one quantity (if a fluid with temperature can be a market price, this would not work).

[boskid]

Thanks for the report. It is a minor issue but i fixed it anyway for 1.1.32.