Updated to Minecraft version 1.21.8. Updated CoreProtect version from 20.1 to 22.2. Migrated from build.gradle to build.gradle.kts Added improper configuration checks. Overall code cleanup and refactoring, improvements for maintaining. Fixed various issues. Updated JDA from 4.2.0_222 to 5.6.1. Updated PaginationUtils from 2.1.8 to 4.1.4b.
Added message configuration & PlaceholderAPI support for certain messages. Added -f (-file) flag to upload results into a file instead of an embed message. Updated /corecord version command to display more information for debugging purposes. Messages are parsed without a Player. That means placeholder that need a player (like Statistic) will not work. Placeholders that return general data (like Server) will work just fine.
Be sure to check config.yml_default for new config entries. The configuration does not automatically update to preserve comments. The file will automatically regenerate if it's changed or deleted.
Added some additional logging and debug messages. Fixed an issue where the command wouldn't run and throw an error if there were no provided actions. You can now lookup all the last logged data if there is no action provided.
Added ability to query for multiple users, ex. u:M0dii,M0dii1 (user: ...); Added versions to update message. Added ability to filter out blocks with b:material_name (block: ...) when using a:block.
Fixed a bug where result count would not show if there's only one page.
Added some additional debugging to better find the problem. Added /corecord reload command. (corecord.reload & corecord.main permissions required)
Added an update checker that notifies players with permission and console if there is an update out. You can disable it in the config set corecord.update.notify to false for the group you don't went to receive notifications. (default enabled for ops)
Added OS version to co!version command as well as added co!help commands with some useful information.
Fixed an issue SQLite not working on some operating systems.
v1.3 release includes Session lookups as well as couple of other simple features.
You can find all the required info with co!help command. The command will show you the syntax as well as how to define time variables and all possible actions.
There is also co!version command, which will show CoreProtect, CoreCord, your server and bukkit versions.
The CoreCord Github wiki has been updated. Check it out.