Describe the bug
the variable %player% does not support names with spaces
I tried to add a permission of pureperms when entering a zone, so i put:
rg flag set Shop console-cmd-on-enter setuperm %player% levellimiter.bypass.shop
Because the syntax of pureperms to add a permission to a player is setuperm (player) (permission) (world)
I also tried to put double quote ("") besides %player% variable but does not works ("%player%")
And pureperms says "world not found" but when i put it in the chat as a normal command with double quote
("") it works perfectly so i think the variable %player% does not support names with spaces and this is a big problem
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: This is an example, but can be reproduced with any flag that requires the variable player on a player with spaces in his name
Add a permission for entering a region, for example, ' rg flag set Shop console-cmd-on-enter setuperm %player% levellimiter.bypass.shop'
Login with an account with spaces in their name (e.g Julian alfonso)
Pureperms will say that the world does not exists 'World levellimiter.bypass.shop does NOT exist'
See error
Expected behavior
Being able to execute commands as people with spaces in their name.
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OS: I am using a host but i think the host uses Linux
Browser [Opera GX but im using a host so that doesnt matter]
Describe the bug the variable %player% does not support names with spaces I tried to add a permission of pureperms when entering a zone, so i put:
rg flag set Shop console-cmd-on-enter setuperm %player% levellimiter.bypass.shop
Because the syntax of pureperms to add a permission to a player is setuperm (player) (permission) (world)
I also tried to put double quote ("") besides %player% variable but does not works ("%player%")
And pureperms says "world not found" but when i put it in the chat as a normal command with double quote ("") it works perfectly so i think the variable %player% does not support names with spaces and this is a big problem
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: This is an example, but can be reproduced with any flag that requires the variable player on a player with spaces in his name
Expected behavior Being able to execute commands as people with spaces in their name.
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context I explained everything.