RestoreIt

Runs on Minecraft 26.3. While testing it on a real server I found a handful of bugs, some of them nasty, so most of this release is fixes.

Changed

- Built against Paper 26.3 and WorldEdit 7.4. Needs Java 21+ and WorldEdit 7.3+ now; supported servers are Paper 1.21 through 26.3. - New snapshots are written as Sponge v3 schematics in one folder per arena (snapshots/<arena>/<snapshot>.schem). Snapshots from 1.1.0 keep their old file and still restore. - Snapshot files are compressed and written off the main thread; restores read the file in the background and only paste on the main thread. - Arena and snapshot names are limited to letters, numbers, - and _ (max 32). - The console and command blocks can take snapshots. - Scheduled restores no longer print two lines to the console every time they run. Turn on debug-mode if you want them logged. - /ri status shows running restores as well as snapshots being saved. - Deleting a snapshot that a schedule uses removes that schedule too. - The startup log is down to a couple of lines. - /ri arena create explains why it failed (no selection, too big, bad name) and warns when the new arena overlaps another one. - Removed config options that never did anything: storage.*, performance.batch-size, general.auto-save-interval and advanced.*. An out-of-range value now falls back to its default instead of the middle of the allowed range.

Added

- /ri arena validate <name> checks your selection and the name (it used to say "coming soon").

Fixed

- Deleting an arena with different capitalisation (/ri arena delete duel for Duel) left it in arenas.yml, so it came back after a restart. - Deleting an arena left its snapshots and schedule behind. A new arena with the same name then inherited them, and restoring pasted the old build into the new spot. - Restores bigger than batch-size x 1000 blocks (100,000 at the lowest setting) failed partway. - A restore that took longer than 30 seconds was reported as failed while it was still pasting. - A refused restore (arena already restoring, too many at once) didn't tell you anything. - Messages with a name in quotes showed a literal {0} instead of the name. - Clicking an arena or snapshot in a list ran /arena info or /snapshot info, which don't exist. - Help text pointed at /arena ... and /snapshot ... instead of /restoreit .... - Arena snapshot counts in /ri arena list, info and stats were always 0. - Arena a_b with snapshot c and arena a with snapshot b_c shared one file. - A name like ../x wrote files outside the plugin folder. - A snapshot that failed to save blocked that name until the next restart. - Stopping the server wrote the in-memory config back to disk, undoing any edits made to config.yml while it was running. - Two snapshots saving at once could lose one of them from snapshots.yml. - Taking a snapshot of an arena whose world isn't loaded threw an exception instead of saying so. - /ri version credited "RestoreIt Team".