BlockLedger

BlockLedger 0.1.1

Highlights

• Added destructive-event causality tracking for TNT, explosions, fire, lava, fluid flow, projectiles, dispenser activity, entity damage, and related physics side effects.
• Inspector and lookup results now show high-signal cause details such as responsible player, method, chain depth, and confidence for destructive records.
• Inspector mode now checks the clicked block, the clicked-face block, and a bounded nearby destructive fallback so crater edges and missing air blocks can reveal TNT/fire/lava evidence.
• Lookup and inspector headers now include clickable page controls for multi-page results.
• Added forensic projectile launch and projectile hit records for staff investigations.

Fixes And Behaviour

• TNT explosions now record the best available igniter/source player and can link nearby chain reactions when Paper exposes enough event context.
• Lava and water placed by players can now carry attribution through later fluid-flow records.
• Fire ignition, spread, and burn records now inherit attribution from player ignition, projectiles, lava, nearby fire, or known block/entity sources where possible.
• Dispenser records now include richer source context and can pass attribution into dispensed buckets, fire charges, projectiles, and TNT.
• Entity deaths, hanging breaks, vehicle destruction, and projectile damage now preserve richer damage attribution.
• #count lookups now preserve forensic filters such as cause:, entity:, item:, case:, and batch:.
• Inspector fallback prioritises nearby destructive rows first, then newest rows, so TNT crater records appear ahead of unrelated local noise.

Admin And Config

• Added bounded attribution settings under logging.attribution, enabled by default.
• Added safe inspector fallback settings under lookup: nearby radius, maximum fallback results, clicked-face checks, and destructive-only fallback mode.
• Added a:projectile plus useful cause: completions for TNT, lava, fire, projectiles, and dispensers.
• Case exports and backups now include structured forensic metadata.