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Releases: TehBrian/YetAnotherSignEditor

2.3.1

27 Dec 19:14
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Important: This will be the last release of YetAnotherSignEditor posted to GitHub. Future releases will be posted on its Modrinth page because that platform is better suited for releasing plugins. (Also, I'm a bit lazy and don't want to post to multiple places.) So, if you'd like to stay up-to-date, be sure to follow the plugin there!

Changelog

  • Updated for Minecraft 1.19.3.

2.3.0

12 Oct 18:04
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Howdy folks! This release contains some breaking changes, so please read these release notes before updating.

Changelog

  • Updated for Minecraft 1.19.2.
  • Rebranded /yase color to /yase format. This included changing the relevant permissions and config keys.
  • Fixed an issue with excessively long lines of text kicking the player when editing a sign.

Breaking Changes

Because /yase color was changed to /yase format, its permissions and config keys were updated too so that they're all consistent.

For the permissions, you'll just need to update the following nodes:

  • yase.color -> yase.format
  • yase.color.minimessage -> yase.format.minimessage
  • yase.color.legacy -> yase.format.legacy

For the config, you can either regenerate your config by deleting your current config and restarting your server, or you can change the line that contains color: to format:. Either will work.

And that's it!

Modrinth

The plugin has been published to Modrinth! Check it out at modrinth.com/plugin/yetanothersigneditor. I'll probably still publish releases here. (Maybe. We'll see.)

Alright, that's all. Enjoy!

2.2.3

03 Oct 19:18
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  • Fixed main command description. (It wasn't showing up properly in /help.)

2.2.2

13 Jul 05:55
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  • Editing a sign with text coloring disabled now strips text formatting. (Previously, the text would unformat to the user's formatting type but not reformat, which would leave formatting codes on the text and would cause issues with MiniMessage exponentially escaping backslashes.)

2.2.1 - 1.19

24 Jun 00:20
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  • Updated for Minecraft 1.19.

2.2.0 - 1.18.2

21 Jun 23:33
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Hi folks. Just a small release today.

Changelog

  • Exclusive support for Minecraft 1.18.2.
  • Updated Discord link.
  • Changed plugin description.

Enjoy. :-)

2.1.0 - 1.18.1 and lang.yml changes

12 Jan 22:36
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Hi folks. This release contains breaking changes, so please read on before installing this version.

Changes

  • Support for Minecraft 1.18.1.
  • Exclusive support for Java 17+ (earlier versions will not work).
  • All string lists in lang.yml have been replaced with multiline strings.

Ensure that your environment is up to date before installing this new version. Additionally, make sure to regenerate your lang.yml file by deleting (or moving out of the plugin directory) the old file and restarting your server, else your console will be flooded with errors.

2.0.0 - The Second Release

23 Oct 20:58
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Wonderful release today, fellas!

When updating, please regenerate your lang.yml by deleting the old file.

New Features

  • Minecraft 1.17.1 support.
  • /yase set <line> <text> - sets the text of the sign that you're looking at.
  • In addition to Legacy, added MiniMessage formatting support for sign text. Change the formatting type per-player via /yase color [formatting_type].
  • Messages in the config now use MiniMessage format.

Bug Fixes

  • Config loading failures are now handled correctly.

1.0.0 - The First Release

30 May 00:02
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While working on my BuildersUtilities fork, I realized that I wanted to add sign editing functionality. I tried to cram it into the plugin, but it felt like feature bloat and didn't fit right with me. I still wanted to create a sign editing plugin, though, because I was unsatisfied with current options.

On the first day, I essentially wrote the entire plugin. On the second, I fixed up the drunken code that I had written the day before. On the third, I made the messages look nice, and on the fourth day, the final day, today, I wrote a nice README and published it off to the world.

I've already written about what this plugin is and why I like it so much in the README, so without further ado, I present to you YetAnotherSignEditor!