Limits

Compatibility

✔️ BentoBox 3.0.0 ✔️ Minecraft 1.21.x ✔️ Java 21

What's New

This is a hotfix release for two regressions introduced in 1.28.0.

• Existing databases load again. In 1.28.0 the IslandBlockCount map fields were changed from Map<Material, Integer> to Map<NamespacedKey, Integer>. Pre-1.28.0 JSON files store keys as bare Material enum names (e.g. "DIRT": 459), which the new reflective Gson handling could not read, producing Expected BEGIN_OBJECT but was STRING ... path $.blockCounts. errors on startup and dropping every island's stored counts. A backwards-compatible Gson TypeAdapter now reads legacy enum names, namespaced strings, and the complex array form, and writes the clean "minecraft:dirt" form going forward. No manual migration is required — old files load as-is.
• Block names in the limits GUI are readable again. Items in the limits panel were showing as Minecraft:hopper because NamespacedKey.toString() was being prettified. They now display as Hopper as before.

Changelog

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• 🔡 locale files may need to be regenerated or updated.
• ⚙️ config options have been removed, renamed or added.
• 🔺 special attention needed.

What's Changed

• Fix loading of pre-1.28.0 IslandBlockCount JSON files by adding a backwards-compatible NamespacedKeyMapAdapter for blockCounts, blockLimits, and blockLimitsOffset.
• Fix limits GUI displaying block names as Minecraft:hopper instead of Hopper.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/BentoBoxWorld/Limits/compare/1.28.0...1.28.1