Seven of the ten new issues on this list are the Cooldown Manager, which went in for testing in the same build. They cluster by class: Warlock has three (banes and curses, Healthstone, pet cooldowns), Mage two (Arcane Blast, Mana Gem), and Priest one, which is that it tracks everything by default.
The feature is testable on five classes. Druid and Warrior are the two with nothing named against them, so if you want to try it, try it there. It's off until you turn it on, under Options then Gameplay Enhancement.
One issue here has nothing to do with any of that and is the one to watch: changing your party can move you to a different world instance. Form a group, and you may not be standing where you were. Blizzard says improvements are coming and hasn't said when.
Two items from the previous list are struck through and fixed: Lynessa's Strike spam during "Escaping Ban'ethil" in Teldrassil, and Loch Modan's "Snowbound" paying out more XP than it should.
Resolved Issues
Teldrassil - During the quest "Escaping Ban'ethil", Sentinel Lynessa Duskblossom runs a bit too fast and spams her Strike ability. This is fixed in the next beta build.Loch Modan - "Snowbound" gives more XP than intended. This is adjusted in the next beta build.Known Issues - New September 24
- Banes and Curses do not properly track if you drop your target and re-acquire a target with an existing bane or curse.
- Healthstone cooldown cannot be tracked.
- Priest tracks all spells by default.
- Arcane Blast cannot be tracked.
- Mana gem requires an additional spell to be cast by the mage to properly begin tracking its cooldown.
- Creating or changing party composition may transfer players to a different world instance. We’re working on improvements and will provide an update soon.
- Pet cooldowns cannot be tracked.
- Item enhancements (such as Windfury or rogue poisons) cannot be tracked
- The minimap in Stormwind has display issues and will be fixed in a later build.
- Personal Resource Display doesn’t show combo points.