This commit fixes 2 things:
1. A redundant check that was completely unnecessary
2. A loophole in my original bugfix commit I didn't initially discover until afterwards which enables players to do the same thing except with right clicking instead
The block inspector should be completely rewritten in the future, but for now it works.
Here's a list of things I've fixed/mitigated:
- Range bans in ban-related commands (FS-209)
- Bug in /tempban where the duration in the broadcast is always wrong
- Over-complicated handling of /tempban durations (instead of trying to process them and silently fail, it'll flat out say that an invalid duration is well, invalid)
- Inconsistent "player not found" messages in banning commands
- (Mitigates) weird issue with case-sensitive usernames in banning commands when the server has restarted since a player last joined
- (Mitigates) banned IPs being inaccurate when a player was banned offline whilst containing multiple IPs in their playerdata
- Redoing how MovementValidator handled positive and negative infinity exploit items, completely removing the need for Mojangson in the first place and allowing the plugin to run without Essentials once more in the process (related to FS-406)
Here is what I've done in addition:
- Merged /tban and /noob into /tempban, which now bans for 5 minutes by default (FS-205)
I've decided to overhaul the implementation of DiscordToMinecraftListener to make it more easily workable. This overhaul allows me to implement FS-215 more easily.
To quote Ryan:
> If /exp works (and we've said it has) then the scope of this ticket will be to just go remove the TFM command...
This does exactly that.
- Fixes FS-309 by checking if a material provided is actually a block before caging someone.
- Fixes a bug that causes the command to throw an ArrayOutOfBoundsException if one were to use a command like `/cage player1 block`.
* Create Command_seed.java
* Addresses requested changes
* My IDE decided to try to "fix" things with *s in imports
Co-authored-by: Ryan <[email protected]>
Here's what I've changed in this commit:
- Adds /blockcmd to the punishment log (FS-239)
- Adds /blockedit and /blockpvp to the punishment log (FS-240)
- Adds /cage to the punishment log (FS-241)
- Adds /orbit to the punishment log (FS-242)
- Changes the order of operations in some commands to be a bit more consistent
To kill two birds with one stone, I've done two fixes in this commit.
- Fixes issue that caused quiet warns to behave improperly (e.g. the warnings wouldn't increment if quiet)
- Added WARN to the PunishmentType list.
I forgot to remove the dependency after I removed the code that used JSONMessage. This fixes that by removing both the repository and the dependency from the pom file.
* Three fixes
* Fixes /tempban throwing a NullPointerException when trying to get a player who isn't on the server but was in the past
* Fixes /tempban banning players for 24 hours regardless of the duration defined
* Fixes /list -t throwing a NullPointerException when performed from a non-player source (such as Telnet)
* Removes hubworld entriely
* Configurable blacklists for tag, muted commands, and wildcard
Changes:
* Moves globally blocked commands to the `global` subsection of the original `blocked_commands` section. You *will* need to update your configurations
* /wildcard's command blacklist is now configurable under the `wildcard` section in `blocked_commands`.
* The commands muted players can't use are now configurable under the `muted` section in `blocked_commands`.
* Removes some commented-out globally blocked command entries.
Co-authored-by: Ryan <[email protected]>
The longer I look into this plugin's code, the angrier I will become.
This fixes 2 bugs in the /potion command:
- Fixes non-admins being able to clear other players
- Fixes NPE caused when trying to add potion effects to players who are not on the server as a non-admin.
Both of these issues are caused by overcomplicating seemingly simple solutions, hence the name of this commit.
Co-authored-by: Ryan <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Nathan Curran <[email protected]>
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