Update The Config.yml to add a Commented Line for Dev Builds of Folia… #4
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…... like 1.21.1-DEV allow-editing-on-unsupported-versions: "I accept that I will receive no support with this flag enabled."
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@Euphillya doesnt populate in config.yml Since you clearly didnt read the commit, you should relook into it. |
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@VanillaChan6571 I really don't see why to put it. It activates legacy features that are not recommended at all. |
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…... like 1.21.1-DEV when 1.20.6 is only supported at the moment.
allow-editing-on-unsupported-versions: "I accept that I will receive no support with this flag enabled."
This is really hidden, only way I found this was looking into the source code. I recommend for future Folia WorldEdit builds is having this commented, reason is that the user will be agreeing that they will NOT GET SUPPORT when they remove the comment to allow unsupported versions... (or future versions like the devs builds).