Use https://shift.orcicorn.com as the source for active SHIFT codes #36
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This PR changes the source for active SHIFT codes to https://shift.orcicorn.com/tags/borderlands3/index.json - orcz.com tends to always be behind, especially with the limited-time SHIFT codes.
IMPORTANT:
The function
NewBl3Client()inclient.goretrieves the config values from themasterbranch of this repo. The SHIFT code list URL was changed as part of this PR, but it won't be used (until this PR is merged tomaster) unless you change the config URL in that function. You can change it temporarily to the address of this branch in my fork so that it has the necessary change: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/squatto/bl3_auto_vip/feature/use-orcicorn-as-active-shift-code-source/config.jsonThis resolves #30 and #35