First and foremost - I apologize for the delay! The 1.19 update has been available through GitHub releases for quite some time, but I forgot to publish an update here. Sorry about that!

No changes were necessary to support 1.19 - this is simply a version bump and compilation against latest libraries.

Improvements added with this release:

• The world trimming feature now supports entity (1.17+) and POI (1.14+) removal (click here for more information)
• Developers can now easily utilize WorldBorder API from within their projects! Check out the resource description for maven dependency information.

All functionality was tested as fully working on 1.19.

See you next time when Minecraft 1.20 comes out!

No changes were necessary - this is simply a version bump and compilation against latest libraries.

If you're seeing this in the future, download and check if it works on the latest version of Minecraft before asking for an update! It most likely will work perfectly fine.

All functionality was tested as fully working on 1.18.

See you next time when Minecraft 1.19 comes out!

Per usual, no changes were actually needed to work on 1.17. If you're seeing this in the future, download and give it a shot before asking for an update to a newer version of Minecraft!

I took the time to modernize and improve the build tooling of WorldBorder which has simplified development and improved the ability to contribute. I welcome sensible feature suggestions and contributions!

New Feature:

• Ability to bypass the worldborder via permission "worldborder.allowbypass" as an alternative to the bypass list (thanks @pop4959 and @Prof_Bloodstone)

Bug Fix:

• An incompatibility between Java 8 and Java 9+ was resolved (thanks @pop4959)

All functionality was tested as fully working on 1.17.

No changes were necessary - this is simply a version bump and compilation against latest API and libraries.

All functionality was tested as fully working on 1.16.4.

See you next time when Minecraft 1.17 comes out!

No changes were necessary - this is simply a version bump and compilation against latest API and libraries.

I normally do not update for minor versions as it's typically not required, but 1.16.2 was quite a large internal update so I wanted to ensure everything still worked and users (that's you!) know that it does too.

All functionality was tested as fully working on 1.16.2.