Solved Weird .jar activity (does not load updated files in .jar- loads previous version instead

posting this quickly inbetween battlfield 4 game so sorry if im unclear or anything.

Right so im updating a plugin,
code cleanup here and there, just releasing a 1.7 build.

After i make any changes it still loads the previous version even do that version does not even exist anymore,

i simply verified this by changing languages class and adding a comment line to the config.yml
and opening up the .jar to make sure the changes were made i see my comment in the config and an english languages.class
but it just loads non existing code/files from previous version

ill get some source code here in a bit if that helps but there isn't anything in the plugin that would cause this the original author confirmed.

The only thing i can think of is the way i downloaded the source code, simply decompiling the .class files with a handy site online. would that affect it ?

 

Where is it loading it from?
If its gravitys Updater, then the Curse site just may be being delayed a bit (it happens sadly).

 

im using eclipse to update this plugin, but once exported and test server starts everything is still at it's previous version state,
even do all updated files exported correctly in the .jar

 

Ah, umm... are you sure you are having the plugin name the same, when you export it? Also I'd check the location of where its saving to.

Also!
put on the onLoad something like this

Code:

System.out.println("\n\n\nThis is a Debug Test!\n\n\n");

So that way you know if eclipse is acting up or if you are just going insane

 

MrAwellstein
changes made to other plugins are fine, eclipse isn't acting up
and i must have checked the file output about 20 times no spelling mistakes or duplicates.

edit: right, i believe it to be just the .yml config files im able to get it to print out to console
but i don't see were im wrong,

for my config.yml i'd have something like this

public void loadConfig(){
if((new File("plugins/Warn/config.yml")).exists() {
config = getConfig();
config.options().copyDefaults(true);
saveConfig();
} else{
saveDefaultConfig();
config = getConfig();
config.options().copyDefaults(true);
}
}
public void onEnable()
{
loadConfig();
}

 

I'm not really sure, I don't really use the bukkit API for config creation.

 

figured it out was just missing
public FileConfiguration config;
public File configFile;

i only had
public FileConfiguration config;

MrAwellstein
thanks anyway

 

No Problem? Haha.