Weekly rankings (/ranking semanal [metrica]). On a server with three regulars
an all-time board is decided by whoever started first and then stops being a
contest. Subtracting a baseline taken at the start of the week makes it one
again. Rotation is time-based and idempotent — the snapshot carries the
timestamp it was taken at and is replaced only once a week has actually
elapsed, so a server that restarts nightly does not reset the week every day.
There is a test for exactly that. Players who did not move are dropped, since
the point is who is playing this week; a player missing from the baseline
counts their whole value, having joined during the week; a negative difference
is dropped rather than shown, because statistics only go up and a negative
means a stale baseline, not a result worth printing.
Spontaneous AI lines (ia.comentar-eventos, ia.saudacao — both off by default).
The persona comments on a run of deaths, and greets players as they join using
their own numbers. Both are opt-in: a chatty AI nobody asked for is the fastest
way to make players hate the feature.
Budget is what makes this tolerable rather than obnoxious, and it is the piece
worth reading. A player question is self-limiting — someone chose to spend it.
A line the AI decides to make on its own is not, and it costs money every time,
so three limits all have to pass: a gap between any two lines, a daily cap of
its own separate from the /ia cap, and a per-subject cooldown so one unlucky
player is not narrated all evening. allows() does not spend, so a caller that
decides not to fire (nobody online, the model returned nothing) has burned
nothing; saySomething spends up front rather than on success, because two
events in the same tick would otherwise both pass allows() and fire together —
the exact double-message the gap exists to prevent. The subject map drops
expired entries on each spend, or a long-lived server would leak one entry per
player who ever triggered a line.
A death streak now decays: three deaths across an evening is not a streak,
three in ten minutes is. Spontaneous lines are silent on failure — nobody asked
for it, so nobody should see it fail.
The five-minute sweep no longer hides behind the marcos toggle. It was a
milestones-only task, so turning off marcos also silenced achievements and
froze the weekly board; each of the three now checks its own module inside the
body.
BlueMap markers (notas.no-mapa, default on). Public notes already carry a world
and coordinates and the server already runs BlueMap, so this joins the two.
BlueMapBridge is the only class that touches BlueMap's API and every entry
point catches NoClassDefFoundError as well as Exception — the failure mode of a
missing optional dependency is a linkage error, not an exception — so a server
without BlueMap logs one fine-level line and carries on. The dependency is
'provided' because BlueMap ships those classes itself; a second copy inside our
jar would shadow them and break the real plugin, and preflight now fails if the
scope is ever dropped.
Markers are rebuilt rather than incrementally patched: BlueMap discards
everything when it unloads and expects addons to re-create markers on its
enable callback, and a full rebuild of a tiny list cannot drift out of sync the
way a missed delete would. Notes are matched to the map that renders their
world, or a Nether note would be drawn at the same numeric coordinates in the
overworld, pointing at nothing. Note text is player-written and lands in a web
page, so it is HTML-escaped — ampersand first, or the other replacements would
be double-escaped. Private notes are never drawn, at any setting.
295 tests, up from 263.
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hasForeignScript detects by alphabet, so Latin-script leakage such as
the observed French "contiennent" is not caught. Say so in the javadoc
and admit the gap in the design doc rather than implying coverage.
failIfNoTests catches a misplaced or misnamed test class, not a
disabled one: an @Disabled class still reports as skipped and the
build stays green.
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Moves sanitise out of the Bukkit-bound Ai class so it can be unit
tested, and adds hasForeignScript to catch the CJK words the model
intermittently drops into Portuguese answers.
Colour-code stripping now removes the code character too: replacing
only the section sign left "§c" reading as a stray "c" in chat.
Surefire now fails on an empty suite, so a misplaced or disabled test
class cannot pass as a green build.
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Renames the plugin from Curiosidades to Canalhandia (the server name) now
that it covers more than curiosities, and adds:
- adivinha: the curiosity with the name hidden and clickable player names,
revealing who guessed right. Curiosity sentences never contained the
subject's name, so the same generator feeds both with no redaction step.
- luto: a clickable [F] under death messages with a closing count.
- enquete: polls with clickable options and a live boss-bar tally.
- ranking + marcos: leaderboards covering offline players, and one-time
milestone announcements persisted to marcos.yml.
Fixes the reaction counter being invisible. Chat cannot be edited after
sending, so the button counts are necessarily frozen; previously the only
live surface was the boss bar and the buttons showed no number at all.
Counts now appear in the buttons at send time, on the boss bar, on the
reactor's action bar, and as a final tally line when the window closes.
Late clicks used to be dropped silently once the 90s window passed. The
last 8 reaction sets now stay live for reacao-validade-minutos (15).
Rankings read the stats JSON directly because Bukkit only exposes
statistics for online players.
Adds README.md documenting the design constraints that are easy to
mistake for bugs.
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Announces a random Portuguese fact about a random online player on a
timer, sourced from vanilla statistics, with clickable reactions.
Block/item/mob names are emitted as translatable components so each
client renders them in its own language instead of shipping a
translation table. Sentences are phrased to avoid number agreement with
the translated noun ("5.966 blocos de Pedra", not "5.966 Pedras").
Statistic constants are resolved by name with fallbacks because they get
renamed across Minecraft releases; a rename degrades one curiosity
rather than breaking the announcement.
Chat cannot be edited after sending, so live reaction tallies ride on a
boss bar while the in-chat buttons stay frozen at send time.
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marcos