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It sounds like you have identified that mod (or plugin, since Paper does plugins technically) as the problem. Maybe you should contact the author of that since everything else looks right. |
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im not sure its the mod (it happens other mods) to confim i have ran the paper.jar dirctly (not containers)
this is working I have re-ran the docker-minecraft container, with the same paper and mod versions
this does not work, and i get the same behaviour as mentioned before |
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Set |
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So, I just tried this and it started fine. BTW, you're using an old copy of that plugin. version: "3.8"
services:
mc:
image: itzg/minecraft-server
environment:
EULA: true
TYPE: PAPER
PLUGINS: https://ci.citizensnpcs.co/job/citizens2/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/dist/target/Citizens-2.0.32-b3157.jar
ports:
- "25565:25565" |
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...wow, they burned through 7 revs in one day. That's not suspicious at all 😉 |
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...and regarding PLUGINS usage https://docker-minecraft-server.readthedocs.io/en/latest/mods-and-plugins/#modsplugins-list |
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Hello @itzg, thanks for your fantastic image. What is the most elegant approach to have the docker compose file resolve the latest version of a plugin when it is on Jenkins, as there is no "latest" direct download link? I've been trying to find a solution for the last 24h and I'm completely unsuccesful. I've tried doing some bash using the "command" part of the compose, but to no avail. I feel like I'm trying to do something anti-patternic since I can't find any solutions on internet. My attempts currently look like: command: >-
/bin/sh -c "
echo 'https://ci.athion.net/job/FastAsyncWorldEdit/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/artifacts/$(build resolving logic) > /data/extras/extra_plugins.txt;
"
environment:
PLUGINS_FILE: "/data/extras/extra_plugins.txt"But this is not running these commands inside the container I think, but locally, which defeats the purpose. Or PLUGINS_FILE is evaluated before command is, I really don't know. One of the possible approach was using edit: I've also tried to add my logic in entrypoint, then appending to it, but to no avail as well: entrypoint: >-
/bin/sh -c "
export EXTRA_PLUGINS= (computed link)
/start"
environment:
PLUGINS: ${EXTRA_PLUGINS}edit final: entrypoint: >-
/bin/sh -c "
mkdir -p /data/plugins;
wget -q -P /data/plugins (computed link)
/start"I'm not too happy with the solution, it feels very hacked in, but at the same time I don't understand the proper way to maintain plugins updated like SPIGET does, for plugins which don't have a 'latest' download endpoint, so I've resorted to this sadly. |
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@atyrode can you write up an enhancement request for latest-jenkins URLs? That is something I could enhance in the companion mc-image-helper to support similar to your scripted logic. |
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Done! Thank you. |
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Hi,
I have a docker-compose config (lower down), which sets up PaperMC 1.20.1 (), and shares a volume to allow me to add mods
docker-compose up, with no mods, works
when i add one mod (for example Citizens-2.0.32-b3123)
it throws alot of errors
have i missed something?
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