Introduce a Jenkinsfile to automate the build process using Gradle. The pipeline consists of three stages: building with Gradle, archiving artifacts, and sending build notifications to Discord. This integration enhances the CI/CD workflow by ensuring consistent builds and timely notifications.
The update primarily eradicates numerous debug logging lines in the RotateBlockEvent class. This cleanup improves the readability of the code and enhances performance by reducing unnecessary logging operations. The "toggleDripLeaf" and "toggleTrapDoor" methods have also been updated to verify block data.
Debug logs were added to the RotateBlockEvent class. These logs will help track the flow of various states and actions, such as the current material and action type, whether the block is a trap door or a drip leaf, among others. This enhancement will assist debugging by providing more visibility into the state of the application at runtime.
Updated block interaction behavior for IRON_TRAPDOOR and BIG_DRIPLEAF_PLACEABLE to allow their state to be toggled. Added the use of git properties to build.gradle.kts, allowing insightful git information such as commit id and time to be retrieved and printed.
In addition to checking if a player is on a vehicle, the update now also checks if the distance between the player's current location and the teleport destination is more than 5 blocks. If that's the case, the teleportation is cancelled.
The import statements were simplified to import all block data types at once. On block click, the event listener now checks if the block being clicked is a Big Dripleaf and toggles its tilt accordingly if it is. It also ensures player permissions to build before attempting the toggle action.
Method 'toggleTrapDoor' has been added to the RotateBlockEvent class. This function allows players to open and close trapdoors by left-clicking on them if the block is an instance of a TrapDoor. The original behavior of the block will be preserved when the player does not have build permissions.
The TeleportEvent has been updated to prevent players from teleporting while riding or seated in a vehicle. Instead of dismounting the player and adjusting the destination's coordinates, the request is now simply cancelled and a message is sent to the player, explaining why the teleportation was not completed. This change improves the clarity of the situation for the player and fixed the glitch that lets players teleport into places they shouldn't be.
The update introduces a new TeleportEvent which modifies teleport behavior for players who are mounted by dismounting them and changing their teleport location to be one higher. Also, the event registration process within the PlayerUtils class has been refactored for better readability and additional registration of the new TeleportEvent.
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