Release v1.2.0 · AnchorlightDev/ConsentPvP

Added

Duels. /pvp duel <player>, /pvp accept and /pvp deny give two players a one-off fight without changing either player's own setting. Duels end on death, logout or a time limit.
Server-wide override for events. /pvp force on lets everyone fight whatever their setting, /pvp force off stops all PvP (duels included), and /pvp force clear puts everyone back as they were. It survives restarts, and the console warns on startup while one is active.
New-player protection. New players can't turn PvP on until they have played for a configurable time. Staff can lift it with /pvp newbie clear <player>.
Respawn protection. Players can't take PvP damage for a few seconds after respawning. Attacking someone ends it early.
Staff commands from the console: /pvp check <player> and /pvp set <player> on|off, alongside the existing staff commands.
Clickable buttons. /pvp shows [Enable] / [Disable], and a blocked attacker who has PvP off gets an [Enable PvP] button.
Bedrock support. Bedrock players get a native form instead of chat buttons (requires Floodgate).
First-join explainer telling new players how consent works.
Folia support. Name tag prefixes are turned off on Folia.
Developer API. ConsentPvPAPI (canFight, hasConsent, isDueling, getOverride) through Bukkit's ServicesManager, and a cancellable PvPConsentChangeEvent.
bStats metrics and an update checker, both of which can be turned off.

Only harmful potion effects are blocked; healing and other beneficial effects always apply, including the beneficial part of a mixed potion.
Lingering potion clouds are blamed on the player who threw them, with throttled notices.
Fire aspect and flame arrows no longer set non-consenting players alight.
Tamed pets count as their owner, for both damage and knockback.
End crystals blame the player who set them off before the one who placed them.
Lava, fire, respawn anchors and beds are traced to the right player. Your own bed or anchor, and lava or fire nobody placed, still hurt you.
Splash potion denials hide vanished and invisible players' names.
PvP that another plugin (such as WorldGuard) has already cancelled is left alone and produces no denial message.

Every message is now in config.yml, and config updates keep your comments and customised messages.
A config.yml with a syntax error is never overwritten. The plugin runs on the built-in defaults until it is fixed and reloaded.
Toggling to the setting you already have does nothing and starts no cooldown.
Durations are shown as "4m 32s".
Player data is saved off the main thread.
Tab completion only offers commands the player is allowed to use.

Drop in the new jar and restart. Your config.yml values and playerdata.yml are kept, and new settings are added to config.yml automatically.

Requires Paper (or a fork) 1.21.x, or Folia, and Java 21+.