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1.2.2
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Ollama Chat 1.2.23 months ago 179
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.3
26.2
26.1.x
1.21.x
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Bukkit
Folia
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Version 1.2.2
Overview
This release restores Bukkit compatibility, adapts to Minecraft 1.21.5+ SNBT text component format changes, and optimizes AI streaming output for natural sentence-level delivery.
New Features
- Bukkit Compatibility: Resolved
NoClassDefFoundErrorcaused by direct dependency onnet.md_5.bungee.api.chat.*inSuggestedResponseHandler. Extracted clickable message sending into an abstraction layer with automatic platform detection. - 1.21.5+ SNBT Format Support:
BukkitClickableSendernow auto-detects server version and generates the correcttellrawcomponent format — JSON (1.20–1.21.4) or SNBT withclick_event/commandsnake_case keys (1.21.5+).
Changes
- SuggestedResponseHandler: Removed
net.md_5.bungeeimports; delegates toClickableMessageSenderinterface (SpigotClickableSenderfor Paper/Spigot/Folia,BukkitClickableSenderfor CraftBukkit). - AIService Streaming: Replaced the 50-character arbitrary flush threshold with intelligent sentence-boundary detection (
findFlushPoint). Text is now flushed at paragraph breaks (\n\n), sentence endings (.?!!), or emergency word-boundaries (300 chars), producing natural multi-sentence delivery.
Fixes
- Clickable suggestions on Bukkit: Now works via
/tellrawcommand with automatic version-adaptive JSON/SNBT format selection and dual-format fallback. - Streaming text breaks: No more mid-sentence cutoffs at the 50-character mark. Player receives logically complete sentences.
Technical
- New classes:
ClickableMessageSender,SpigotClickableSender,BukkitClickableSender - Modified classes:
SuggestedResponseHandler,AIService - Version support: Minecraft 1.20.x through 26.x | Bukkit / Spigot / Paper / Folia
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