Config.yml does not save

I feel like a noob asking this, because so many people have asked before me. Non of their answers help though. The title says it all, my config is not saving. In the config in eclips, I have this.

Code:

items:
- '1'
- '2'
- '3'
- '4'

When the server starts this apears in the config, all good.
No when I change it to this.

Code:

items:
- '1'
- '2'
- '3'
- '4'
- '5'

when I reload the - '5' does not aper.
My one enable is this.

Code:java

public void onEnable()
    this.getConfig().options().copyDefaults(true);
    this.saveConfig();
 
}

Sorry again about how many times this question has been asked.

 

Gamesareme Try deleting the old config before you reload.

 

If I do that it will not save my changes.

 

Gamesareme Oh, so you're adding a value to the generated config, not the original in Eclipse? Just make sure you're remembering to save it after changing anything and it should work.

 

Switch the two around you are copying the Default Config and then saving giving the original config save it first then load it or just use

Code:java

this.getConfig();
this.saveConfig();

Which should also. It works for mine.

 

It still does not work
on disable, I have

Code:

saveConfig();

 

Try this:

Code:java

saveDefaultConfig();

 

Put this (Put your plugin name where it says PluginNameHere):

Code:

public void onEnable(){
 
      Bukkit.getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(this, this);
      PluginNameHere.reloadConfig();
      PluginNameHere.saveConfig();
}

This should work!

 

Hey thanks it now works. Strang, because I have already tried this.

 

Gamesareme
Whose helped? I want to know the answer if it wasn't mine haha

 

No it was Wizehh. Your one still may work though.

 

Registering an event doesn't do anything lol. Especially if the class doesn't implement Listener like it probably doesn't

 

unrealdesign Most plugins do though because they use multiple sources unless its a small plugin. I have no idea what type of plugin he is making so I assumed that its was going to be a bigger plugin which would need to implement Listener to register all the Java files in it too and my way would be a shortcut for if they were doing it that way.

 

Well pertaining to his problem, this wasn't necessary is all that I meant.