mcsl

What's new in v1.0.14

Spark-style Diagnostic Reports

/mcsl share now generates a structured diagnostic report inspired by the Spark profiler, giving you a far more useful snapshot of your server at a glance.

New: Health Check section Three at-a-glance health indicators at the top of every report, each with a visual progress bar and status symbol (★ OK / ⚠ WARN / ✗ CRIT):

• TPS — flags degraded performance (warn <18, crit <15)
• Memory — heap pressure percentage (warn >75%, crit >90%)
• CPU — system load via JVM MXBean (warn >70%, crit >85%)

New: Platform Information section

• Java version and vendor (e.g. 21.0.10, Eclipse Adoptium)
• JVM implementation name (e.g. OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM)
• Operating system and architecture
• CPU core count
• Relevant JVM flags (-Xmx, -Xms, -XX: options)

New: Garbage Collection section Per-GC-collector collection count and cumulative pause time, so you can spot GC pressure without needing a profiler.

New: Exception grouping Errors are now deduplicated and grouped by exception type (e.g. 3x NullPointerException) instead of printing every raw line individually, making high-volume error logs much easier to read.

New: Thread Summary section Total thread count (with daemon split) and a breakdown of thread states (RUNNABLE / WAITING / TIMED_WAITING / BLOCKED) at the moment the report was generated.

Report section order Health Check → Platform → Server Info → GC → Plugins → Mods → Errors (grouped) → Warnings → Player Events → Thread Summary → Full Log

All other commands (/mcsl upload, /mcsl crash, /mcsl errors, etc.) are unchanged.