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As of 3.19, user join/leave messages are not displayed

See original GitHub issue

What steps will reproduce the problem?

Install NickNamer version 3.19
Join or leave a server
Observe

What were you expecting to happen? What happened instead?

Expected: User joined the game.

Actually: nothing, no message.

What version of the plugin are you using? Type /version <Plugin Name>

3.19.0-SNAPSHOT

What Spigot version are you using? Type /version

Paper version git-Paper-505 (MC: 1.16.5) (Implementing API version 1.16.5-R0.1-SNAPSHOT)

What plugins are you using? Type /plugins

Chairs, CoreProtect, floodgate-bukkit, Geyser-Spigot, ImageMaps, LuckPerms, NickNamer*, PacketListenerApi*, PlugMan, ViaBackwards, ViaVersion, WorldEdit

Do you have an error log? Use pastebin.com. If you’re not sure, upload your whole server log

No error log. Just nothing,

Did your client crash? Upload errors in .minecraft/logs/latest.log as well

No? Was it supposed to? lol

Additional information? (Are you using Bungeecord? Did it work in previous versions? etc.)

No bungeecord, seemed to work in 3.18 but the coloring was off (name was yellow, rest of the message was white). I didn’t really care about the coloring, but join/leave messages are pretty handy to know who is online lol

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Created 3 years ago
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Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

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Th3Shadowbrokercommented, Mar 15, 2021

Happy to hear that! Just tested it myself and it works as it’s supposed to 👍🏼 They fixed the bug and that is definitely cleaner than needing a fallback 🙂 I think you can close this issue @jennasisis 🙂 cc: @InventivetalentDev

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bdotsamircommented, Mar 15, 2021

Seems I don’t need to anymore, as of paper 545 the problem doesn’t exist.