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This update has not been tested by PaperMC and as with ANY update, please do your own testing
BungeeCord Changes:
af10f82d Apply and enforce import ordering rules
3f01748d Minecraft 1.14-pre5 support
Bungee works around mojang adding a metatype to the middle of the list
of ids by decrementing the type ID, which results in the incorrect value
being shown in server logs. Also, if we see this exception, we'll point
people to the configuration option to disable this system.
While we originally aimed to avoid this, using a system property allows
us to avoid breaking this configuration setting should any plugin
attempt to extend this class
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BungeeCord Changes:
5aaccd2e #2621: Fix score component serialization
Also, bump javadoc plugin to 3.1.0, as this fixes some local issues with
the javadoc tool not being in the correct place, we're also going to
leave doclint disabled, upstream doesn't seem to care about this too
much, nor do I really feel a super strong need to maintain this.
nanoseconds is an overly accurate measurement for event handers, and
only ends up confusing and overly worrying people.
milliseconds is a much more normal and expected measurement in the
community, especially when we do not care about nanosecond level
accuracy.
Prior to this command, greload would replace the ServerInfo stored in
bungee, this leads to the /glist counters being out of sync, but also
potentially highlights futher complications in replacing live server
objects, in that code doesn't generally expect/account for it to occur.
This behavior is not as ideal as being able to use the new server info,
which will have updated settings such as the motd, however, this change
offers better expected behavior.
We may wish to revisit this in the future, e.g. system property to force
using the new objects at the risk of breaking the player count on
reload?
Upstream has released updates that appears to apply and compile correctly.
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BungeeCord Changes:
771f1735 Clearer message for illegal IP addresses
4428409d Netty 4.1.34.Final
52a125dd Add --help flag
Fixes#356
Upstream has released updates that appears to apply and compile correctly.
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BungeeCord Changes:
caeabb5b #2610: Fix out of date message for unsupported versions
Actually detect this and print a message instead of just
throwing exceptions down the line, also includes support
for the "allow empty packets" for completeness, but,
follows the same set of recommendations.
Upstream has released updates that appears to apply and compile correctly.
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BungeeCord Changes:
e2bc7ed7 Misc formatting fixes
9133a6f5 Simplify packet registration
Also, pulled in papers upstreamCommit script to provide more consistency and information
across the project
BungeeCord Changes:
6d6fbb5e Fix two minor formatting issues
0d6f3ee3 Make 1.13 command injection normal functionality
Closes#309
The work here is derived from the research and guidance of
various members of the minecraft community
This patch provides the ability to disable entity remapping,
which creates various incompatability issues with mods, however,
may also create various issues with mods which do not support this,
hence why the configuration option is provided.
This patchs changes will be disabled by default, as we do not
wish to release an update which may cause certain issues with mods
and plugins by default when this is not essential, however, this
is subject to be changed in the future.
The InitialHandler is exposed to incoming traffic from, ideally, the
minecraft client, however, anything else connecting to this will end
up causing an exception which is spammy and costly to generate, leading
to a significant performance impact in some cases.
We will downgrade this to a log message, which should tell us where the
issue is, and still provide useful information, but will improve the cost
of such cases.
This patch contains a trivial formatting fix, while while somewhat
pointless, I decided to keep, the main advantage is in the util
helpers which will aim to keep code cleaner (I've wished for this
to be included in waterfall for a while, and given future work, I
feel now is a good time to shift it over)
