Where is that 2.14 update?

Well, as the keen-eyed among you who went searching for it have noticed, 2.14 has been available in a stable state for ages in the form of snapshot builds, while 2.13 stuck around as something of an LTS build. This release structure doesn't really make sense for SubServers, though, so we'll be returning to the regular release format after this version.

This release is not network compatible with the previous release (2.13), so you're going to have to get all your SubServers Apps updated for this. All that aside, though, this is the release with all of the shiny new features I hinted at previously. Also, since it's been quite a while, tracking these changes has gotten quite difficult. As such, this change log is most likely incomplete.

SubCreator: Update
These days it's more important than ever to to keep your servers up-to-date. But yet, SubCreator only keeps one version of each release in it's cache. Wouldn't it be nice if we could just run SubCreator again over the same server files?

Yeah, that would be pretty nice. That's why we added /sub update

The update command can be used once a day to rebuild and cache yourself a newer build of your server software (where supported). You can then take that updated cache and use it to update the rest of your servers as well. Edit the Template option in your servers.yml to use this feature on existing servers.

The Paper Template
The long requested Paper template is finally here. As you may already know, paper is a fork that provides various features, optimizations, and configurations that Spigot does not, similar to what Waterfall is to BungeeCord. The most immediately obvious one being that you're not required to run a Buildtools like program to get your hands on it.

Like other templates that have been added after the fact, those of you who are updating will have to download this template yourselves, or remove/rename the Templates folder to obtain this new template.

SubData 2
This release comes with the latest iteration of SubData: SubData 2. Aside from being a little faster than it's predecessor, it is also a lot more flexible in it's formatting. Allowing for even the largest of files to be sent over the network with ease. It can also be used in multi-channel mode, for when one data stream just isn't enough.

Configuration Updation
To those of you who hate me because of how frequently I update lang.yml or wern't really into the whole idea of visiting the wiki in your free time to compare and update your configs manually but still want the new features, this is for you.

Instead of just replacing your config file with a newer one, we're now going to auto-update your old one with new values based on what you already had. Also, this has the side effect of neatly sorting your config values as well! Hooray!

But wait, there's more
• You can now make the [Version] SubCreator argument optional for templates that don't require it
• Added smarter fallback server selection
• Added RSA/AES type encryption
• Servers may now be deleted immediately from API and through their Stop-Action
• Servers have been moved to their own config file ( servers.yml)
• Recently Deleted now clears deleted servers periodically (even without restarting)
• SubServers Apps can now start up semi-normally while SubServers.Bungee is offline
• Several new environment variables are available to SubServers and SubCreator (for batch/shell scripting)
• Processes launched by SubServers Apps now make a conscious effort to use the same Java version as the app that launched them

For Developers
• SubServers.Client based apps are now on par with many API features of SubServers.Bungee
• Added SubCreatedEvent for SubCreator
• Added SubStartedEvent for SubServers with SubServers.Client installed
• Added SubNetworkLoginEvent for all SubServers Apps
• Many SubServers util classes are now being provided by GalaxiEngine
• Some ME1312.net services have been moved