SCRIPTS: FIX #4081 Rerunning a script from tail window recalculates ram usage #4082
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Fixes #4081
Previously the run button on a tail window was always using the cached ram calculation for the script from the first time the log box was spawned, due to the runningScript being the same object and this line from RunningScriptHelpers.ts:
bitburner/src/Script/RunningScriptHelpers.ts
Lines 4 to 7 in 2592c6c
Now rerunning a script using the run button will force a cost recalculation by resetting the ramUsage to 0 before relaunching, which disables this caching behavior.
Here is a test on current dev branch:
And here is the fixed result from this PR: