Pocket Dimensions 0.0.8-ALPHA

Minecraft 26.3 support, stronger protection, and storage/admin reliability improvements.

• Minecraft 26.3 (Wilderness Bound):
  • One jar now supports Minecraft 1.19.4 through 26.3; Java 17+ (26.x servers need Java 25).
  • Gamerules work across 1.19.4, 1.21.11+ and 26.3 spellings; /pdgamerule accepts either camelCase or snake_case and configs keep working unchanged.
  • Dimensions are found, loaded, reset and deleted correctly on 26.1+ servers, where world data lives under <main world>/dimensions/minecraft/..., as well as on older servers and hosts that flatten folder names.
  • 26.3 shelves are protected like containers; cushions and the new block variants need no extra setup.
  • Configs are upgraded automatically; new protection options are added without touching existing values.
• Protection:
  • Visitors can no longer strip logs, till/path blocks, bone-meal crops, wax copper, carve pumpkins, brush suspicious blocks or harvest beehives with right-click tools.
  • Boats, minecarts, armor stands, end crystals, spawn eggs and sign editing are blocked for untrusted visitors; riding normal minecarts/boats and using cushions still works.
  • Pets stay protected even if the attacker leaves the dimension before a projectile lands.
  • Chested animals, storage minecarts/boats and armor stands stay protected even when mob damage is disabled.
  • Malformed pocket-dimension worlds now remain protected instead of becoming public.
• Admin and data safety:
  • Border sizes are validated, so a bad value can no longer make a dimension unenterable; economy upgrades only charge for valid tiers.
  • /pdadmin cleanup rejects negative or overflowing day counts.
  • /pdadmin reset clears the old in-dimension position and logout flag, so players return to the new spawn instead of stale coordinates.
  • Delete/reset removes every copy of a dimension folder, verifies deletion and refuses suspicious paths.
  • /pdleave only saves your own dimension position; /pdtp remembers the admin's return point.
• Storage:
  • Interrupted JSON -> SQL migrations resume on the next start instead of being skipped forever.
  • Source files are never renamed after a failed import.
  • Unreadable JSON is quarantined and writes are refused instead of rewriting the store from empty data.
  • SQL purges are transactional.
• Quality of life:
  • /pdgamerule is owner-or-admin only and rejects extreme integer values.
  • Invites are re-checked on accept, so revoked trust cannot be used to enter.
  • GUI trust promotion and border upgrades require their matching permission nodes.
  • Shift-click crafting produces keys bound to the crafter.
  • /givepd drops leftover keys at your feet instead of deleting them on a full inventory.
  • Glow on key items works on modern servers.