Co-authored-by: Josh Roy <10731363+JRoy@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: pop4959 <pop4959@gmail.com>
Adds protection settings to Protect to block item damage when entities such as wither skulls, fireballs, TNT and creepers explode.
Closes#2284.
Add an optional `serialize` method to `ItemResolver`s which plugins can implement in order to add custom items to `/createkit`. Also improves ItemResolver docs.
Closes#3305, closes#3216.
Adds an `allow-selling-named-items` config option, which allows server admins to enable/disable the ability to sell named items with `/sell`.
Closes#1988.
Closes#908.
Closes#2196.
Co-authored-by: triagonal <10545540+triagonal@users.noreply.github.com>
"The player's bed respawn point is still set by Minecraft even if `update-bed-at-daytime` is set to `false` in config, meaning that the entire feature is indeed ineffective on Minecraft 1.15 and above."
Co-authored-by: Josh Roy <10731363+JRoy@users.noreply.github.com>
Based on edaa4f6, this allows messages files to be read in UTF8 without the need for native2ascii conversion. This also removes the native2ascii-maven-plugin, previously used to convert Crowdin translations to a compatible format. I've tested this briefly and it appears to work correctly with both internal translations and custom messages.
As discussed in #2960. Allows Essentials to register contexts with permission plugins that support them. A working implementation for LuckPerms is included in this PR. PermissionsEx 2 also has support for registering contexts, however it should probably be added at a later date, since as per zml2008 on Discord, the API is not yet stable.
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There is an age old issue in Essentials which causes date diffs (such as those displayed in teleportation delays, mutes, and temp bans) to display incorrectly to the user when the command is run. After looking into this a bit, it looks like the reason for this is that if there is even a 1 ms time difference between parsing the date diff and displaying it, the time displayed will be truncated by an entire second. This PR fixes this problem by adding 50 ms of buffer time to the date object *only* when it is calculating the date diff string. This is not significant enough to be noticed by users, and allows Essentials code to correctly generate the date diff string as long as it does so within 50 ms of parsing it.
As a theoretical example... lets say a user is muted for 1 year. If 1 ms passed (in code prior to this PR) between parsing and displaying the date diff, then the displayed time will be 11 months, 29 days, 23 hours. This is because 1 year - 1 ms is being truncated down and then Essentials lops off time accuracy beyond the 3 most significant terms. After this PR, the date diff will be parsed normally, but when the display string is being calculated, it will use 1 year + 50 ms (and if 1 ms passed, then that would be 1 year + 49 ms), which gets truncated to 1 year.
As a practical example:
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Quite often (I'd say about half of the time) before this PR, the date diff will display like this, when the example command `/mute <player> 1y` is run.
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After this PR, the date diff displays correctly every time.
Fixes#3349.
This caused a seemingly-unrelated error where the 1.7/1.8 provider was being used on all versions up until 1.12. Upon further investigation, this line caused a NoSuchFieldError, and since this isn't an Exception it was caught by the outer `catch (Throwable t)` which was intended to catch throwables from the providers rather than the setup of tryProvider.
Fixes#2986Closes#3050Closes#3191
Refactors the clearinventory command code in such a way that fixes the problem of not being able to clear all of a specific item on newer server versions. Also re-adds data value support for older server versions that support it, which seemed to have been inadvertently removed in 79bc340.
Checked against 1.8.8, 1.12.2, 1.13.2, 1.15.2.
This PR removes the 1.8 R1 and R2 spawner providers. I was looking into refactoring these to use reflection instead of importing NMS code (in order to avoid requiring buildtools to compile), but after some research it looks like these are actually not even used anymore, in favor of the LegacySpawnerProvider (which Essentials appears to use for 1.8.0-1.12.2). Thus, keeping these is fairly pointless and causes more harm than good. There is no reason to continue including them, nor maintaining them. Essentials currently doesn't even officially support these versions anyway.
This PR introduces an event to be called just before a private message is sent to a user. This event provides the message sender, the message recipient, and the contents of the message.
This event provides the possibility for greater customization of private messages, such as playing a sound or displaying a boss bar when a private message is received, or filtering private message content.
Closes#726, closes#2097.
Implements a specific permission node to restrict access to extinguishing other players, so Extinguish command will match other commands with similar functionality (i.e. /feed)
Fixes#2796
Implements a rest command based on @mart-r's suggestion in #2299. Resetting the time since rest statistic prevents phantoms from coming after you for an hour (real time). The statistic is also set to zero when using a bed. This command cannot be used pre-1.13 because the statistic does not exist (nor would it matter since there are no phantoms).
Closes#2299
Waits for an ongoing backup task to complete in onDisable (and yells at users for `/reload`ing), and adds a `backup.always-run` option to enable always running backups even when no users have logged in since the last backup.
Fixes#3257 and closes#2646.
Rather than spitting out a stacktrace, this gives users some instructions on what to do.
It's a bit spammy so the error messages get noticed, that could be toned down a bit if we just want to be silent on login. Unfortunately a lot of plugins haven't discovered the debug and trace log levels, so a lot of startup warnings (like this one) will get lost in the spam if there aren't other issues.
