"no-subcommand-specified" used when entering invalid subcommand

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"no-subcommand-specified" used when entering invalid subcommand #99

Open demengc opened 1 month ago

demengc commented 1 month ago

The "invalid-subcommand" message is never used. The "no-subcommand-specified" message is always used when entering an invalid subcommand (at least on Bukkit).