Closed compieter-gh closed 4 years ago
Switching templates is a process that should probably stay manual, since most templates will probably not be compatible with each-other for one reason or another.
As for selecting multiple servers, this is does seem like something that could be improved, however for templates such as Spigot
you would want to update one server first to get a cached version before moving on to the rest.
As a side note, presently, some commands that are less resource-intensive support a wildcard (*
) to select all servers, although, that might not be what your looking for.
This may also tie in with #46 (permissions that select multiple servers).
Progress! I made the formatting you can expect available on this ~unfinished~ wiki page. Since it can make use of groups, a feature that you can set up right now, I thought I'd let you know ahead-of-time.
This formatting is still in the process of making it's way through the SubServers apps, though, so it isn't in the latest snapshots just yet.
yes! okay thanks i will test it when it's available in snapshots
Multiple servers can now be selected using the new command formatting as of the latest snapshot. Refer to Commands & Permissions for exact details.
What Should Be Added
A way too update all servers too the latest version at once or a selection of servers. A way too change the templates from spigot to paper for example. And auto stop/start when updating the servers with custom stop messages/alert for stopping the server and config options.
Why It Should be Added
It makes it easier too manage all the server if you have a lot of them with the same version.
/sub update (server) (version) as far as i know it only updates one server at the time and you have too manually stop/start it too which is kinda annoying if you have a lot of servers.
What's The Alternative
I have an layout like this in mind /sub update (server1,server2,etc) (template) (version) or something similar too that.
and for all servers at once /sub update (template) (version).