Fixed the server crash when right-clicking a sign (#37)
SignEdit for Bukkit now properly takes over the native Minecraft sign editor for unwaxed signs in Minecraft 1.20+. (#35)
PaperMC no longer causes SignEdit for Bukkit to say "Sign edit forbidden by policy or other plugin" or "Modified by another plugin" on PaperMC when using /sign ui and any existing line begins with a formatting code and there are no other formatting codes on the line.
Fixed compatibility with other plugins that take control of right-click on signs (#36)
Fixed documentation of /sign undo and /sign redo in /? signedit
Added a machine translation for the new locale strings in Hong Kong Cantonese (zh-HK)
Known Issues
/sign undo and /sign redo treat waxed signs as unwaxed signs.
When using the Spigot server, /sign ui edits are not registered due to a bug (SPIGOT-7391). Either switch to PaperMC or use /sign set as a workaround.
The new locale strings relating to waxed signs have not been proofread for the locales de, nl, zh-CN, zh-TW, and zh-HK.
Added
Support for Minecraft 1.20 sign sides (front and back)
Support for Minecraft 1.20 honeycomb wax on signs
On Minecraft 1.20+, opening an editable sign (sign without honeycomb wax) by right-click will open a sign editor handled by this plugin.
(Minecraft 1.20+ only) /sign wax and /sign unwax commands and permissions to apply and remove honeycomb wax from signs, respectively
New locale strings:
wax_removed – Completed /sign unwax action
wax_applied – Completed /sign wax action
bypass_wax_before – Warning before a /sign text change that wax will be removed
bypass_wax_after – Warning after a /sign text change that wax was reapplied
bypass_wax_cannot_rewax – Warning after a /sign text change that wax was not reapplied because the player lacks permission to /sign wax
forbidden_waxed_sign_edit – Error when attempting to edit a waxed sign without permission to run /sign unwax
Changed
The documentation of /sign undo and /sign redo has been clarified to indicate that they affect only the sign text, not the dyes or wax applied to the sign.