Paper support stage 3: Migrate to Paper patch.

[qyl27]

Move to the paper patch in 1.21.1, it is the version before massive changes to the upstream API. It is safe to directly move.

[Kotori0629]

might break a lot of mod compatibility

[qyl27]

might break a lot of mod compatibility

How about listing 6 of them?

[MemencioPerez]

Move to the paper patch in 1.21.1, it is the version before massive changes to the upstream API. It is safe to directly move.

I think it's important to note that Paper will not pull changes from the Spigot repository after the 1.21.4 hard fork, so it may ease some of the pain of having to keep up with both Spigot and Paper.

[qyl27]

Move to the paper patch in 1.21.1, it is the version before massive changes to the upstream API. It is safe to directly move.

I think it's important to note that Paper will not pull changes from the Spigot repository after the 1.21.4 hard fork, so it may ease some of the pain of having to keep up with both Spigot and Paper.

Yes, I haven't considered how to do it after 1.21.4 yet.
Btw, stage 2 should allow us to swiftly switch between the obc source forks. And we will only use the obc sources of Spigot or Paper, without the vanilla patches.

[Kotori0629]

Move to the paper patch in 1.21.1, it is the version before massive changes to the upstream API. It is safe to directly move.

I think it's important to note that Paper will not pull changes from the Spigot repository after the 1.21.4 hard fork, so it may ease some of the pain of having to keep up with both Spigot and Paper.

Yes, I haven't considered how to do it after 1.21.4 yet. Btw, stage 2 should allow us to swiftly switch between the obc source forks. And we will only use the obc sources of Spigot or Paper, without the vanilla patches.

u can create branch or repository in advance to facilitate code contributions

[qyl27]

Move to the paper patch in 1.21.1, it is the version before massive changes to the upstream API. It is safe to directly move.

I think it's important to note that Paper will not pull changes from the Spigot repository after the 1.21.4 hard fork, so it may ease some of the pain of having to keep up with both Spigot and Paper.

Yes, I haven't considered how to do it after 1.21.4 yet. Btw, stage 2 should allow us to swiftly switch between the obc source forks. And we will only use the obc sources of Spigot or Paper, without the vanilla patches.

u can create branch or repository in advance to facilitate code contributions

A branch for stage 1 is already in our private development repository.