Closed AsVaidas closed 4 years ago
I tested this with Multiverse and could not reproduce it. Its extremely odd as no code changes have been made to any of the mirroring code. Can you first, check your config.yml and ensure you do have all_unnamed_worlds in there. Secondly show me the section of the log where GM detects the new world. It should mention mirroring.
I tested this with Multiverse and could not reproduce it. Its extremely odd as no code changes have been made to any of the mirroring code. Can you first, check your config.yml and ensure you do have all_unnamed_worlds in there. Secondly show me the section of the log where GM detects the new world. It should mention mirroring.
Config: https://pastebin.com/twvfvFnG
It's strange, because groupmanager didn't show anything about new world. After installing v2.6, then it shows at the end https://pastebin.com/rAUvpXVU
Can you delete your config and let it generate a new one. There have been some changes to the config defaults. Perhaps its causing issues with missing nodes.
Yes, from what I can see, if users won't delete their config before updating, they will have this problem
I'm guessing an exception is being thrown and not seen in the config loading. Breaking it before the mirrors loads. I've not seen it as I'm always using a current config. I'll do some digging.
Describe the bug Don't know why (even if you tested it), but when loading a world, groupmanager created config files for those worlds
To Reproduce Upload the newest version to the server Restart the server Go to the island Method to load the world: https://pastebin.com/GuvNTgwE
Does not happen in v2.6
Expected behavior Because the config states, that all unnamed worlds should get the config from main world, it shouldn't create the new config for the world
Please complete the following information: OS: debian 10 (buster) Config: https://pastebin.com/twvfvFnG
Additional context No errors
Gave the 5 stars review just because bugs don't go to review section and I love GroupManager and the improvements that you did to it