skript-variables

New Profiler tab at skript-variables.com showing which of your scripts, triggers and events cost the most server time

• Rank by script, by individual trigger, or by event, each with total time, share of the recorded window, run count, average and worst single run
• Spikes list: the 50 slowest individual trigger executions in the window, with a timestamp so you can line them up against lag reports
• Summary header with the recording duration, total measured time and the Skript version the profile was taken on

Commands

• /skv profile start [seconds]: begins recording. Defaults to 60 seconds, maximum 600. Recording stops itself when the duration elapses
• /skv profile stop: stops early, then uploads the profile and gives you a clickable link that opens straight on the Profiler tab
• /skv profile status: shows how long the current recording has been going and how many trigger executions have been measured so far
• /skv profile upload: re-sends the last recorded profile. A failed upload no longer destroys the recording, and a profile cut short by a reload can still be sent
• Starting a new recording cancels any pending auto stop from a previous one, so back to back recordings no longer stop each other early
• /skv editor now attaches the last recorded profile to the session automatically, so the Profiler tab is populated without a second upload

Safety and correctness

• Recording stops automatically on /sk reload and /skript reload before Skript can rebuild its triggers underneath the profiler
• Recording stops automatically on plugin disable and server shutdown
• An early stop logs a console note telling you to run /skv profile upload to send the partial profile
• If the trigger registry cannot be reached, the profiler still unwraps what it can and clears its own state instead of staying stuck in recording mode

Privacy

• Script source is never uploaded. The payload carries only script paths, line numbers, event descriptions and timings
• Profiles are deleted when their editor session expires

Notes

• New permission skriptvariables.profile (default: op), separate from skriptvariables.editor
• Commands, functions and periodicals are not measured in this version. Only event triggers are
• Internals now covered by a JUnit 5 test suite