Closed Gryfenfer97 closed 2 years ago
Hello
Did you update your translations
folder?
Also, you should not put get5_server_id
in the cvars
section, as those variables will be copied into backup files, so loading a backup on a diferent host will change its server ID.
I cannot reproduce this.
Also, in 0.11 you can replace get5_eventapi with the built-in logging system: https://splewis.github.io/get5/dev/events_and_forwards/#http - you are welcome to test this. Anything on 0.9+ is not going to work with that plugin as the forwards have changed anyway.
I have an old version of the translations that I edited, I will try to update with the built-in translations
I will also change get5_eventapi
with the built-in logging system. Thank's for the advice.
I'll keep you up to track on this.
I have an old version of the translations that I edited, I will try to update with the built-in translations
I will also change
get5_eventapi
with the built-in logging system. Thank's for the advice.I'll keep you up to track on this.
You should always update the translations folder when you update the plug-in, as we may move things around. Your error looks like a string passed to an integer argument in a translation.
Indeed, the problem was coming from the translation. I just copy paste the version from the github and it works now.
Indeed, the problem was coming from the translation. I just copy paste the version from the github and it works now.
Remember to replace it for all languages, not just the English version. The server will use the version that matches a client's language, which is outside your control.
I've edited the english and the french version. All the other translations are the originals from get5 0.11
I've edited the english and the french version. All the other translations are the originals from get5 0.11
The French version is missing a bunch of strings. If you speak French (well), you are welcome to open a PR with corrections. You can find all strings and their uses/explanation here: https://splewis.github.io/get5/dev/translations/#reference
Expected behavior
I just expect to start the match when each team write
!forceready
in the chat and not throw any error.Actual behavior
I get the following error when someone write
!forceready
Steps to reproduce
here is the match config
I installed Get5 with steamworks and get5_eventapi.