SkBee++ 1.1

This update focuses on stability, diagnostics, and fixing issues discovered during a full stress test.

The plugin was tested on a live Paper 26.1.2 / Skript 2.16.1 server with everything from simple Java blocks to circular includes, nested switch statements, security violations, hot reloads, multiple module compilation, and more complex stateful Java code.

Fixed

Dynamic .jv paths no longer crash Skript

Using a dynamic module path, for example inside a loop with a loop variable, could previously trigger an uncaught exception and a full Skript "Severe Error" report.

SkBee++ now catches this case and reports a clean, localized error instead:

run jv / include jv requires a literal module path

Correct line numbers for .jv compilation errors

Compilation errors inside .jv modules previously pointed to lines inside SkBee++'s generated Java wrapper.

They are now translated back to the correct line in the original .jv file.

Fixed sender inside Skript commands

Java code executed from a Skript command could incorrectly receive the console as sender, even when the command was executed by a player.

SkBee++ now correctly handles Skript's command event and resolves the actual command sender.

Runtime errors now point to the correct script line

Runtime exceptions from compiled Java code previously appeared without usable source information.

Janino debugging information is now enabled, allowing SkBee++ to map runtime errors back to the original Java block line.

More complete localization

Several internal messages from the module system and Java compiler were still hardcoded in English.

These messages now use SkBee++'s localization system and support both English and Russian.

Known limitations

This update also documents several behaviors discovered during testing.

Variable Bridge scope

setVar and getVar currently operate within Skript's local variable scope.

Values written through the Variable Bridge do not currently behave like normal persistent Skript variables and do not survive between separate trigger executions. /jvdebug vars displays values tracked by SkBee++ itself rather than directly verifying Skript's variable storage.

This is documented as a known limitation and will require a deliberate design decision rather than a simple bugfix.

Janino language support

SkBee++ uses Janino 3.1.12, which does not support every modern Java language feature.

Currently tested unsupported features include:

• Lambda expressions
• Method references
• Switch expressions
• var

These limitations are now documented.

switch / case indentation

Because execute java uses Skript's section parser, Java case and default labels require special indentation handling inside an execute java block.

This behavior is now documented.