Releases: amnoah/BetterReload
Release list
Plugin-v1.4.0
This release includes a rewrite of the ReloadManager and the addition of external reloads.
External reloads allow any plugin to be supported by associating plugin names with commands to execute in the config.yml file. You can read more about it here.
Documentation has been updated accordingly.
Plugin-v1.3.2
This is a hotfix that improves bStats data collection to be more useful. There are no functional changes in this release.
This release also includes the creation of BetterReload documentation available here: https://github.com/amnoah/BetterReload/wiki
Plugin-v1.3.1
Changes:
- Update Spigot API dependency to 1.21.
Plugin-v1.3.0
Changes:
- Centralized the reloading system to allow other plugins to issue reloads.
- Added custom error logging if a throwable is thrown during a ReloadEvent.
- Improved plugin tab completion.
- Added /BetterReload as an alias for the command so legacy tab completion can be more easily performed.
- Added more info to bStats metrics.
Plugin-v1.2.0
NOTE:
When updating to v1.2.0 you must delete your current configuration file.
Changes:
- Added a configurable list of commands to run on reload as to support reloading plugins that don't support the ReloadEvent.
- Altered the configuration system to allow it to self-regenerate for future updates.
- Removed a redundant string object -> plugin object conversion in the reload process, hopefully working as a microoptimization.
- Cleaned up maven files.
Plugin-v1.1.0
Changes:
- Fixed "/reload" support for 1.13+. Was originally broken as 1.13+ appears to be case sensitive, meaning "/BetterReload:Reload" was an invalid command.
- Added tab completion for "/betterreload:reload" (all versions) and "/reload" (1.13+?).
- Added the ability to reload specific plugins with the "/reload" command. Type "/reload" to reload all plugins or "/reload pluginName" to reload specific plugins.
Plugin-v1.0.1
This release includes Maven changes and a fix for messages sent to the console.
API-v1.0.0
This is the API that developers can use inside their plugins to use the ReloadEvent.