Subcommands do not parse arguments correctly

[TrueReassembly]

If you write a subcommand with a single string parameter (other than the required player parameter), that argument will always be the subcommand.

For Example, for the main command "foo" with subcommand "bar":

fun bar(executor: Player, argument: String) {
    executor.sendMessage(argument)
}

Running the command /foo bar fizz will output bar instead of the expected "fizz"

[flowergardn]

This can be replicated like so:

fun foo(executor: Player) {
    executor.sendMessage("foo")
}

fun bar(executor: Player, text: String) {
    executor.sendMessage("bar")
    executor.sendMessage("string: $text")
}

However, it works when this is done:

fun foo(executor: Player) {
    executor.sendMessage("foo")
}

fun bar(executor: Player) {
    executor.sendMessage("bar")
}

fun bar(executor: Player, text: String) {
    executor.sendMessage("bar")
    executor.sendMessage("string: $text")
}

Could be a thing to look out for within the upcoming rewrite.