Like many other Minecrafters, I'm looking forward to the 1.13 update! I do not play Minecraft regularly anymore, but I'll gladly update Autorank for 1.13 support.

However, this update has nothing to do with 1.13 (shocker, I know!):

• Autorank will now use Spigot's version tracker instead of Curse's (over at dev.bukkit.org) when searching for updates.
• Requirements and results can now have custom descriptions! See info here.
• You can now define on a per-path basis whether requirements (of a path) should be met at the same time, or that they can be completed at any time. See this wiki explanation. This means that the option 'use partial completion' in the Settings.yml is not used anymore.
• Autorank now allows players to have multiple paths at the same time!
• Players can now deactivate a path using /ar deactivate <path name>.
• When a player deactivates a path, Autorank can store the progress of the player so that they can continue on the path where they left off. See this wiki page for more info.
• The /ar track, /ar view, /ar complete and /ar check commands are adapted to be able to use multiple paths.
• New requirements added that allow you to check whether a player has a certain number of active or completed paths, or whether a player has completed a path or has a path set to active. See this for more info.
• Autorank now stores how many times a player completed a path.
• Fix rare bug where SQL databases complain about long length of UUID of a player.
• The /ar view command will now automatically suggest paths when pressing tab.

As you can see, plenty of changes to keep you busy during the summer period. Enjoy Autorank as always and report any bugs here!