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TextReplacementRenderer does not replace in click event values
See original GitHub issueComponent#replaceText/TextReplacementRenderer currently only replaces replacements in hover event values but not in click event values.
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- Created 2 years ago
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Works as intended, click event values are not
Components, so the existing replacement logic cannot work.Of course I have a tool for that, just expected Component#replaceText to replace every occurrence of a placeholder and thought this was an oversight. (Also I ultimately want to move away from having to use my own custom replacement stuff so Improving this is definitely in my interest. Gonna move the conversation regarding how to best implement it over to the other issue though)