Update 2.11.0
Hi everyone! It's been a while again. Sorry, I've been pretty inactive these last months. Good news is that I'm using a new development workflow that will make bug fixes and feature additions much more quick! As usual, feel free to report any issues on the plugin's GitHub repo, or in the support Discord server.
So, what's new?
Additionally, I've removed the MongoDB and PostgreSQL drivers embedded into the plugin to reduce file size. Since pretty much no one uses those databases, maybe it's better to keep those as an opt-in feature.
Ah, there's also a change in the UserLogin API for developers. From now on, you'll have to use UserLoginAPI.INSTANCE to access the API's methods. This is due to the fact that I've rewritten the plugin in Kotlin recently (it's great!), and some stuff works differently with it. Don't worry though, the rest of the API remains unchanged and will still work the same as before.
Well, that's all for now. Be sure I'll be providing support for the plugin more actively from now on, so be sure to keep those bug reports coming! (I mean, maybe there aren't anymore bugs, but you know, just in case)
Anyways, thanks everyone for the support! Remember to stay home, and I hope to see you all later!
So, what's new?
- /changepassword command: Pretty much that, players will be able to change their password. (Of course, as long as they remember their current one)
- Max password attempts: It's now possible to kick players if they enter their password incorrectly a certain amount of times. (Remember that one iPhone lock screen feature? Yeah, that, but it kicks the player instead)
- Official support for Minecraft 1.17: Actually, I think the plugin already worked in the previous version, although a warning appeared when loaded. All of that stuff has been fixed, you can now use the plugin normally in the most recent Minecraft version.
- A couple of bug fixes here and there.
Additionally, I've removed the MongoDB and PostgreSQL drivers embedded into the plugin to reduce file size. Since pretty much no one uses those databases, maybe it's better to keep those as an opt-in feature.
Ah, there's also a change in the UserLogin API for developers. From now on, you'll have to use UserLoginAPI.INSTANCE to access the API's methods. This is due to the fact that I've rewritten the plugin in Kotlin recently (it's great!), and some stuff works differently with it. Don't worry though, the rest of the API remains unchanged and will still work the same as before.
Well, that's all for now. Be sure I'll be providing support for the plugin more actively from now on, so be sure to keep those bug reports coming! (I mean, maybe there aren't anymore bugs, but you know, just in case)
Anyways, thanks everyone for the support! Remember to stay home, and I hope to see you all later!
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Jun 25, 2020
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