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Description
CommandAPI version
9.4.1
Minecraft version
1.20.2
Are you shading the CommandAPI?
No
What I did
- I wrote this in the configuration :
- LuckPerms:
- luckperms (user) <user>[api:players] <args>[api:greedy_string]What actually happened
The command is converted, as the @... is suggested when using /execute run luckperms user
But if I actually use a vanilla target selector I get a luckperms error message saying @p is not a valid username/uuid
(in the screenshot the first output is when using /execute run luckperms user Bafy78 parent info, and the second one is when replacing Bafy78 by @p
What should have happened
@p should have been converted into the name of the nearest player
Server logs and CommandAPI config
No response
Other
LuckPerms uses the Commodore library for registering commands. It’s hard to tell on my phone :P, but when combined with CommandAPI conversion there’s definitely weird stuff that could happen (link). Might be possible for the CommandAPI to do something to work with Commodore commands.