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Malts 1.0:
Hi everyone, I'm happy to announce that I'm dropping the -BETA tag from Malts' versioning and officially releasing Malts v1.0! While nothing much has changed internally, this mostly signifies that I'm comfortable with telling people to run this in production.
If you're currently using PlayerVaults, AxVaults, or another vaults plugin, give Malts a try! Let me know what you think, what it's missing, or any other suggestions! If you're not using any vaults plugin and are interested in a virtual backpack/mass storage system for your players, also give this plugin a try :)
- P.S. Malts could use some translations! If you speak another language, feel free to submit a PR.
What's Changed
- feat(translations): added Chinese translation by @SnowCutieOwO in https://github.com/BreweryTeam/Malts/pull/1
- feat(commands): added
/malts editvault <id> <name|icon|trust>for editing your own vaults via the command line - feat(update-checker): an update checker! Malts now includes an update checker which can be toggled off in your
config.yml. - fix(commands):
/pvsearchusing/malts vaultother <name> <id>for clickable in-chat commands even when the viewed vaults was from the sender. Malts will now use/malts vaults <id>when running the command on your own vaults. - chore(license): swapped Malts' license from GPLv3 to MIT
New Contributors
- @SnowCutieOwO made their first contribution in https://github.com/BreweryTeam/Malts/pull/1
Full Changelog: https://github.com/BreweryTeam/Malts/compare/0.9-BETA...1.0
Modrinth: https://modrinth.com/plugin/malts Hangar: https://hangar.papermc.io/BreweryTeam/Malts GitHub: https://github.com/BreweryTeam/Malts
š¦ Happy Thanksgiving!
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