I also switched to Mojang Mappings, the official mappings for the source code that are used and maintained by Mojang themselves. which requires you to build a remapped spigot using BuildTools to compile (More on that here). The advantage of developing against mojang mappings that they are fully complete (no obfuscated method names), more reliable than spigot mappings, not inherently versioned and more clearly understandable. Most modern modding projects have either switched completely or allow the use of Mojang mappings, so you don't have to memorise mappings for different projects.
This PR is still a bit experimental. I have tested around a bit with bots and networks, but I'm not sure if some more obscure feature isn't broken. I invite everyone to compile this fork and see check for bugs.
I also switched to Mojang Mappings, the official mappings for the source code that are used and maintained by Mojang themselves. which requires you to build a remapped spigot using BuildTools to compile (More on that here). The advantage of developing against mojang mappings that they are fully complete (no obfuscated method names), more reliable than spigot mappings, not inherently versioned and more clearly understandable. Most modern modding projects have either switched completely or allow the use of Mojang mappings, so you don't have to memorise mappings for different projects.
This PR is still a bit experimental. I have tested around a bit with bots and networks, but I'm not sure if some more obscure feature isn't broken. I invite everyone to compile this fork and see check for bugs.