PlugWoman

PlugWoman has been ported to Ordinate, my new (currently alpha) platform-agnostic command framework. The jar is now much smaller as a result, since it no longer needs to depend on RedLib.

Increases reload safety for plugin that register crafting recipes, but do not unregister them on disable

The short commit hash will now be used as the plugin's version, rather than it always being 1.0

Previously, aliases may have been left dangling and caused issues

- Plugins using command frameworks to register their commands should now be able to reload safely without any additional steps - Bump RedLib version to 6.0.6

- RedLib bumped to 6.0.1 to fix issue with command manager - Relocate RedLib to separate package, this will prevent issues with other plugins using RedLib as a plugin dependency

RedLib can now be shaded, and as such is no longer required as a plugin dependency for PlugWoman

Previously would give an error when attempting to reload plugins on 1.8, should work now

- Now calls syncCommands when a plugin is loaded, unloaded, or reloaded - Tab completions for plugins that were loaded post-startup will work - Tab completions for plugins that were unloaded will be removed

This version will only work when on RedLib 4.7.2 or above

- NamespacedKey was not used in 1.8 - Will no longer attempt to unload recipes using NamespacedKey for Spigot 1.8

Requires the latest version of RedLib. 4.3.4

Use /plug delcmd <command>, added because plugins sometimes don't unregister their commands correctly when being disabled.

Improved stability of deep reload, some dependencies would previously not load in the correct order

Removed 'deep' argument from /plug reload Options are now through flags, new to RedLib 4.3 Use flag --nodeep to disable deep reload Use flag --noconfirm to not ask for confirmation when reloading a plugin

If you use this update, make sure you also update RedLib

- The chat color of the error message on loading a plugin was white when it should have been red

- More checks to make sure dependencies are reloaded in the right order - Checks should be faster - Proper error reporting when reloading plugins - Plugins can now be reloaded from console - Plugins can now be reloaded correctly even if the filename has changed

PlugWoman will now ensure that depends are loaded in the correct order, and it will find dependents much faster now, especially on servers with many plugins.

Made /plug reload perform a check for all plugins which depend on the plugin being reloaded, and reload those as well. Should be much safer now. If you want to reload without performing this check, just do /plug reload [plugin] false