Major changes, reconfiguration might be needed! | Read the changelog | 2.12.0
From now on, all groups will operate in whitelist mode! This also means that every group previously configured with blacklist mode will NOT work anymore and need to be reconfigured!
Added negated entries: Use "!command" to explicitly block a command. The quotation marks are necessary!
You can now use "*" to whitelist all commands (the quotation marks are necessary!)
It is still possible to simulate a “blacklist mode group”. To do this, simply add the "*" entry and include negated commands in the list by prefixing the entry with a !, like this: "!warp Admin". This will blacklist the command /warp Admin. Make sure to enclose the entry in quotation marks since it begins with a special character.
Some more examples:
cmd test + "!cmd test admin": Allows /cmd test but blocks /cmd test admin.
"*" + "!warp": Whitelists all commands except /warp.
Negated entries take priority. This means that if you list both warp Admin and "!warp Admin", the command /warp Admin will be blocked, regardless of it also being whitelisted.