You can use multiplayer commands on a singleplayer world
When playing on a singleplayer world, you can use multiplayer server comands like /ban and other.
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You can use multiplayer connands on a singleplayer world
When playing on a singleplayer world, you can use multiplayer server comands like /ban and other.
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You can use multiplayer connands on a singleplayer worldYou can use multiplayer commands on a singleplayer world
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[Mojang] Bartosz Bok
Added Fixed Versions: 1.16-pre1
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Can confirm in
20w21a20w22a@Mish Rodic you mean 22a? I can't confirm in 21a, only 22a.
This bug seems to have been added in 22a. When updating fabric it caused our command tests to fail.
The fix seems trivial (Talking in official mojang names):
In Minecraft.selectLevel, ServerResources.loadResources is called with true being passed as the 2nd argument, this should be false, as its being ran on the intergrated server. This boolean is only used when true to enable the dedicated server commands (such as Ban and Stop). I created a mixin [gist|https://gist.github.com/modmuss50/8a65868faa5d4a0ffe60649b16a06153] to change this and validated that it fixed the issue.
Ah, yes. 20w22a. 🤦