#❗ 1.19

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dim flare
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We are aware that Minecraft 1.19.1 has been released and our team will begin working on updating Paper as soon as we are able to. fingerguns

long cosmos
dim flare
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weewoo_red 1.19.1 builds are now available on the website! Make sure you make backups before you update - you cannot downgrade to an earlier version again. weewoo_blue

lime veldtBOT
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We are aware that Minecraft 1.19 will be releasing soon, and our team will begin working on updating Paper as soon as we are able to. Thank you for your patience.

hearty yoke
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We are aware that Minecraft 1.19 is now out, and we are as excited as you are to start updating Paper, however we need to wait until Spigot is released.
In the meantime you can watch this cool video from slicedlime looking at all the cool new things in 1.19: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FilshvX7SH8

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What's New in Minecraft 1.19 - The Wild Update?

Today is the release date for Minecraft 1.19 - the Wild Update with 2 new biomes, 4 new mobs, mangrove wood, sculk blocks, chest boats, goat horns and much more. Here's a comprehensive guide to the changes! #minecraftemployee

While many of the changes match between editions, this video is made for Minecraft Java Edition.

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delicate sparrow
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We are aware that SpigotMC is in the process of releasing initial 1.19 builds. We will begin updating Paper and related projects as soon as possible.

hearty yoke
dim flare
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We’re at about 250 server patches, with lots of both large and small ones still left. Please understand that we cannot give you any ETA, but it is definitely going to take more than just a few days.

Right now, you can watch leaf update more patches live on Twitch or join the voice chat.

dapper heart
dim flare
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We're at over 750 (out of 900+) patches now, tho there is still a good number of complex ones left! After updating the patches initially, we also need to go back and fix a lot of compilation errors, update code around chat events and generally make sure to hunt down and eliminate small mistakes that creep up in the process. 🦜

At the moment I'm also streaming the update process again: https://twitch.tv/kennytvn

dim flare
hearty yoke
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@dapper heart has made a little test server that automatically loads up the latest commit from GitHub. If you want to see how buggy everything is right now or just watch some chaos, you can join paper.iptables.sh

dim flare
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Patches are basically done other than two more important chunk system patches, and a few major issues have already been ironed out, but we are still not ready to give you experimental builds just yet. If you cannot wait, feel free to build Paper yourself to test on test servers in the meantime (with a good chance of breaking your world/server). laggyZOOMIN

hearty yoke
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Good news for plugin developers: The preliminary 1.19 API & 1.19 devbundle is now available via our repository:
compileOnly("io.papermc.paper:paper-api:1.19-R0.1-SNAPSHOT")

paperDevBundle("1.19-R0.1-SNAPSHOT")
See https://papermc.io/using-the-api for full examples with Maven & Gradle

dim flare
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Experimental test builds for Paper 1.19 are here!

With only a few smaller patches still missing, we'd like to get some initial feedback and start squashing any bugs introduced in the update.

Major Configuration Changes
In addition to supporting Minecraft 1.19, this update comes with some significant changes to how Paper handles its configuration. Instead of having a single paper.yml file for all worlds, there are now two files in a newly created config directory: paper-global.yml, where you can configure options that apply to the whole server, and paper-world-defaults.yml, where you can set default per-world values. Inside each world folder, Paper will create an additional empty configuration file: paper-world.yml. Inside this file, you can override anything from paper-world-defaults.yml on a per-world basis. In addition to this split, much of the configuration has been reorganized and modernized. Notably, all legacy text (& or § codes) has been replaced with MiniMessage. This migration will occur automatically. MiniMessage is a modern, human-friendly component serialization format with full support of translatable components, RGB colors, gradients, and more. Read more about the format https://docs.adventure.kyori.net/minimessage/format.html and give it a try with the live-previewing webui https://webui.adventure.kyori.net

A point of focus for this build is to ensure configuration migration is working correctly! Everything from your current paper.yml should be migrated to the new format. Please verify this and report any migration issues! Your current paper.yml will be backed up before any migration takes place.

We will update our documentation to reflect these changes soon™️. Want to help out? Sneak into our #docs-website channel. For the moment, see https://github.com/PaperMC/Paper/pull/7609 for more information. This migration also comes with many exciting internal changes making config migrations and adding new options a breeze. For plugin developers: note that Configurate, the library now used to manage Paper configuration, is not currently exposed as API. This may change in the future.

Experimental Downloads
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See our website for downloads

** weewoo_blue weewoo_red THESE BUILDS ARE NOT MEANT TO BE RUN IN PRODUCTION weewoo_redweewoo_blue**

If you encounter any issues, please create an issue at https://github.com/PaperMC/Paper/issues/new - We're releasing these builds to find bugs before they become a real issue! Please additionally specify if you are running a Mojang mapped jar.

Config migration issues specifically you can report under this issue: https://github.com/PaperMC/Paper/issues/7913

If you're not sure if you have a bug or not, do not hesitate to reach out in #paper-help beforehand.

dim flare
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The downloads above have been updated to experimental builds number 2, fixing lighting and config migration errors.

If you run into configuration migration errors, please comment under this issue: https://github.com/PaperMC/Paper/issues/7913 (and create a new issue for other errors or problems)

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Updated to builds number 3, fixing an improperly built file. dinkdonk

placid sinew
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Experimental build 4 has been released fixing yet more lighting and config migration issues.

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dim flare
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Experimental build 5 has been released, fixing more config migration issues (see the original announcement above for download links). 📃

balmy cloud
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for devs: Just republished the dev bundle + API

dim flare
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Experimental build 6 has been released, updating the last remaining patches and fixing various issues (see the original announcement above for download links).

weewoo_red Please note that for the next major update, we will most likely publish these kind of builds to our downloads API under the "experimental" channel, so if you have auto-updaters or something where you would only want "default" builds to be listed, make sure to adjust your API usage within the next few months. See https://api.papermc.io/docs/swagger-ui/index.html?configUrl=/openapi/swagger-config#/version-build-controller/build for an example of the channel in a response.

dim flare
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Experimental (!) Paper builds are now available through our downloads API and on the website: https://papermc.io/downloads (you need to open the Paper 1.19 tab on the site; if it doesn't immediately show up, please refer to https://shouldiblamecaching.com/) Puffy

A full announcement with changes and a return to the default channel will hopefully happen within a few days, assuming we find no major issues once more people start testing the builds.

fathom thicket