This moves the setHealth call to below the recordDamage call to prevent
recordDamage from clearing the CombatTracker, since recordDamage will
clear the CombatTracker if the entity is dead. This fixes death messages
such as the "doomed to fall" messages.
Upstream has released updates that appear to apply and compile correctly.
This update has not been tested by PaperMC and as with ANY update, please do your own testing
Bukkit Changes:
9a4de097 SPIGOT-7171: Ability to get the IP/hostname players are requesting status of
CraftBukkit Changes:
f43634ae4 SPIGOT-7170: Cannot set slots in custom smithing inventory
48f3a2258 SPIGOT-7171: Ability to get the IP/hostname players are requesting status of
30e31b4d1 SPIGOT-7177: Certain blocks don't call BlockCanBuildEvent
982364797 SPIGOT-7174: Avoid adding air to CraftMetaBundle
Spigot Changes:
6198b5ae PR-122: Add missing parentheses to pumpkin and melon growth modifier
1aec3fc1 Rebuild patches
For whatever reason, vanilla does not mark the chunk as
dirty when changing its tick lists.
We also have it return dirty if the time since the last
save has changed, since it would affect the tick offsets
in the ticklist.
CB used the dirty flag to construct the chunk unload event,
but then sets mustNotSave to the inverted value of the event
after calling the event without considering that the chunk may
actually be brought up to loaded status again later. Then, CB
overrides the isUnsaved method of LevelChunk to additionally
use mustNotSave.
Thus, if the chunk is not marked dirty when unloading, the
mustNotSave value will be set to true. Then, once the chunk
is reloaded and edited the dirty flag will be set. However,
when unloading the chunk finally, the isUnsaved method
will return false due to mustNotSave being true. Thus, the
chunk will never be saved.
To fix these issues, no longer make mustNotSave override
isUnsaved and always set the save flag for the chunk unload
event.
This issue started popping up recently due to the recent
change to mark chunks as not dirty after saving them, which
increased the chance of the save issue occurring in the first
place.
* Added EntityToggleSitEvent Patches
* Updated event phrasing, fixed Boolean not being primitive, pandas now fire event, and event is defined and called in 1 line
* Updated event phrasing, fixed Boolean not being primitive, pandas now fire event, and event is defined and called in 1 line
* Added EntityToggleSitEvent Patches
* Added EntityToggleSitEvent Patches
* Added EntityToggleSitEvent Patches
Crashes caused by the missing AWT dependency come up in the support channels fairly often.
This patch detects the missing dependency and stops the server with a clear error message,
containing a link to instructions on how to install a non-headless JRE.
When we update the chunk state to border, it should be
the case that isChunkLoaded returns true and that
getChunkIfLoadedImmediately returns a non-null value.
Now add the chunk to the loaded map before making any
callbacks after updating to border state.
adding the getHandle method causes some issues with things like ProtocolLib
due to the expectation that all classes which provide a getHandle method
are public.
Upstream has released updates that appear to apply and compile correctly.
This update has not been tested by PaperMC and as with ANY update, please do your own testing
Bukkit Changes:
09943450 Update SnakeYAML version
5515734f SPIGOT-7162: Incorrect description for Entity#getVehicle javadoc
6f82b381 PR-788: Add getHand() to all relevant events
CraftBukkit Changes:
aaf484f6f SPIGOT-7163: CraftMerchantRecipe doesn't copy demand and specialPrice from BukkitMerchantRecipe
5329dd6fd PR-1107: Add getHand() to all relevant events
93061706e SPIGOT-7045: Ocelots never spawn with babies with spawn reason OCELOT_BABY
Previously, PoiChunk#empty would create a new empty poi chunk with
loaded already set to true, as no data was contained in the chunk.
This allowed the poi chunk to skip expensive trips to the main thread.
However, PoiChunk#parse used #empty to create the initial PoiChunk
instance that is then filled with data.
This leads to PoiChunks returned from #parse to already be marked as
loaded, preventing the then needed trip to the tick thread to update
things like the village distance tracker.
To fix this, this commit now marks the PoiChunks loaded state as false
if the parse logic actually read and parsed any data.
This allows the PoiChunk#load method to properly run its callbacks when
called for the first time.
