Release 4.0 - ShowConfig Command Added

OVERVIEW

Clumps v4.0 builds upon the silent operation introduced in v3.0 and introduces the showconfig command, which allows server admins to quickly view the current configuration settings of the plugin. This update brings enhanced functionality without disrupting the clean, log-free experience of previous versions.

KEY CHANGES

1. No Console Logs (Continued from v3.0)

• Eliminated all log messages: Clumps v4.0 continues the approach from v3.0 of keeping the plugin silent in the console, with no unnecessary log messages or outputs unless there is a critical error.

2. No Log Files (Continued from v3.0)

• No log file generation: As with v3.0, Clumps v4.0 does not generate log files in the /logs/ directory or elsewhere, ensuring there is no additional log data to manage.

3. Error Handling (Continued from v3.0)

• Silent Error Handling: Any errors that occur will not generate excessive log output. Only critical failures will trigger a minimal, one-time error message to notify server admins.

4. New showconfig Command

• View Current Configuration: The new showconfig command has been added, allowing admins to view the current configuration of the plugin directly in-game or through the console. This command is helpful for admins to quickly check plugin settings without needing to manually check the configuration files.

  Command Syntax: /clumps showconfig

  • The command displays the current configuration settings in the console or to the player executing the command.

• Permission Required: The clumps.admin permission is required to use the showconfig command. This ensures that only admins with the proper permissions can view the plugin’s configuration.

CONCLUSION

With Clumps v4.0, we retain the clean, log-free experience of v3.0 while adding useful functionality with the new showconfig command. Server admins now have the ability to easily check the plugin's settings in real-time without sacrificing the silent operation of the plugin. This version is ideal for server admins who want both transparency in settings and a completely silent operational experience.