Updating Plugins
You can automatically update your plugins in-game using the PluginUpdater plugin, which comes configured on all setups.
What you should know
To update all plugins to the latest minor versions, run the command /updater update all from time to time. This will queue all plugins with minor updates to take affect on the next restart.
Useful Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| /updates | View a list of colour coded plugins. Plugins marked with * have already been downloaded and will be applied on restart. What do the colours mean? |
| /updates list | View a list of plugins with available updates with their version details. |
| /updater update {plugin_name} | Download a plugin's latest update. Update takes affect after restart. |
| /updater update all | Download all available updates (excudes major updates). |
| /updater update all --force | Download all available updates (including major updates). |
| /updater runchecks | Run update checks for all registered plugins. |
| /updater unregisteredplugins | Get a list of plugins that are not registered in PluginUpdater. |
See the full documentation for the PluginUpdater plugin here.
Adding more plugins?
You can define the Spigot, Modrinth (and other sources) pages in the PluginUpdater config. Find the config file at /plugins/PluginUpdater/config.yml .
What do the colours mean?
(...on the /updates command)
- Green - Plugin is on latest version
- Green with Yellow Star - Latest version is in the update folder. Will be updated on restart
- Yellow - Has update available
- Red - Has a major update (based on semantic versioning)
- Gray - Not checked for updates (yet)