That seems like a weird question, why would you care? Whitespace doesn't matter, it's removed by the compiler. Replacing variables with single letters is obfuscation.
just like they do now. far down the road (talking about many years here) the apis might have diverged so far that that is not viable anymore, but I doubt spigot will last that long :)
plugins are already not compatible with spigot if they use our api, that gap will only widen in the future. and yes, there will be a time when we will no longer consider spigot to be a direct upstream and work on vanilla directly. however, that will not have much impact on plugins. if spigot...
we will not promise to never break anything, that would be stupid (and is the reason the api is so meh right now)
we will promise to be careful with what we do, putting out test builds like this one, talking to the community, listening to feedback etc
and there will never be a big bang kinda...
the hardness, obviously! personally I perfer the term softspoon
(the result is the same, we are just not calling it hard fork anymore to avoid scaring people that think we are gonna instantly break compatibility)
we used gradle because its easier to write our tooling for gradle, we have a custom gradle plugin called paperweight to do all the heavy lifting for us.
Once again, we have another exciting announcement for you, this time about PaperMC's own site for uploading and downloading Paper, Velocity, and Waterfall plugins, called Hangar! The main reason we started working on this is to finally provide a centralized place for Paper and Velocity plugins...
I am confused about what you are asking.
paperweight patcher is a gradle plugin used to a) build spigot b) decompile and deobfuscate minecraft and c) apply paper patches ontop of that mess. thats part of the normal build env in your IDE.
paperclip is a tool that will download a vanilla...
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