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Currently both WECUI and WorldEdit have separate implementations of the same protocol, and no independent specification exists.
I'd like to break this implementation into a separate library, ideally licensed LGPL, to allow easily evolving the protocol between WorldEdit, WorldEditCUI, and whatever replacement may come along for WECUI. A secondary goal would be to allow non-WorldEdit plugins/mods
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Currently we run the update checker task every 6 hours. We don't push updates much frequent to utilize these 6 hours.
I guess, we can either make it configurable or run every 12/24 hours?
I'm open for suggestions.
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What feature do you want to see added?
I would like //img to not load forever. Very large images essentially crash/hang worldedit forever, making it literally unusable. If there could be an image size (e.g. able to set it to 2K max res) or an amount of time to timeout the img command, then this plugin would be a lot more stable for allowing players to freely use the //img command on their own