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Aliases not properly updated with server after changing #4307
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Sorry, let me correct myself. As you can see, the text color is red, which would mean the command doesn't exist. Though it does execute. |
Ah, this has to do with how Skript registers its commands. I don't think this is a bug, but more so something that could be improved :) |
Hm thats a little weird though, because it does show when you just use command /test: |
Oh okay, maybe that's in 1.17 only? it doesn't look red in my 1.16 server with skript 2.6 as you can see in the picture I provided (look the edit below)
I remember there was a comment on command aliases registering code to make them register as actual commands to fix such cases but I am not finding it in somehow EDIT: Actually no, it's shown as red command /abc:
aliases: h
trigger:
broadcast "1" |
Another bug found (actually the original bug): When I changed the aliases from but this only happens when you update an existing command, if you create a new command and add aliases it will work as expected even the main topic of this issue will be fixed if used in a new command not updating an existing one. So it is a bug with updating an existing command info. Another confirmation on what said above: command /try1:
aliases: tripletry3
trigger:
broadcast "3" |
Technically this is a bug, as Skript does not sync commands in many cases where it should. This is one of those cases. |
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Skript/Server Version
Bug Description
I tried using the 'aliases' tag without the use of the 'permission' tag in a command. I figured it wouldn't work when I only put 'aliases' without using another tag.
Expected Behavior
The 'alias' tag should register a command.
Steps to Reproduce
command /test: aliases: t trigger: #action here
Errors or Screenshots
No errors.
Other
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