The release for 1.21.4

Add a version that supports 1.21.3

Version for 1.21.1

Missed bumping the api-version.

Version for 1.21

Update for MC version 1.20.6.

If you're using Spigot nothing changes for you. You can keep using the jar named worldborderapi-1.205.0.jar

If you are on Paper you can use the Mojang mapped jar worldborderapi-1.205.0-dev.jar now, as Paper can handle these in 1.20.5 and up.
Funfact: Due to the state that the internal didn't change for a long time for worldborder related things, you can even use the dev jar on future versions.

Update for 1.20.4

I basically stopped releasing versions on Spigotmc and only via Github releases because it is an automated process.

I basically stopped releasing versions on Spigotmc and only via Github releases because it is an automated process.

1.18.2 update.

Updated to 1.18.1, basically nothing changed. Seems to be no revision bump on spigot side.

Added support for 1.18.
This release is only compatible with 1.18, so no multiversion support anymore.

Just a pre-release update to support 1.18.0-rc3.

If you don't how to utilize Mojang mappings, then use the version without the dev suffix.

added 1.16.4 support and dropped older 1.16 versions.

Added support for 1.16.2 and dropped support for 1.16.1

Just downgraded api version to 1.14.

Will reintroduce persistence when tested enough.

@movinggun Thanks for the report.

- Updating to 1.16.1
- Add new persistent feature (The WorldBorder data gets attached to the Player when sending to client and removed on reset) considered as beta feature!
- Dropping 1.13.x support


I've not tested this version but it is assumed working. If something isn't report it on Github.

Dropping pre-flattening. It is time to let the past behind.

Updated to 1.15.2 and changed versioning schema to reflect latest supported spigot version

Update to 1.15.1

- 1.15 update Tested and working

This update added an overloaded method:
setBorder(Player, size, time, TimeUnit)
to reduce clutter.

The previous method:
setBorder(Player, size, seconds)
the third parameter is renamed to milliSeconds and looks like the following now:
setBorder(Player, size, milliseconds)

This update was available through Github releases for over a month. Now I decided to publish it here as well.