fix: brigadier error when only optional flags and switches#140
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Until now, calling commands having only optional flags and/or switches without specifying any of those flag or switch resulted in an "incomplete command" Brigadier error.
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I tested in a plugin of mine (a simple command with 1 switch) and it's working properly. |
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LGTM. Thanks! |
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Until now, calling commands having only optional flags and/or switches without specifying any of those flag or switch resulted in an "incomplete command" Brigadier error.
Fixes #137.
This is really blocking for commands that rely on switches. The only workaround is to create a separate command. I hope this fix handles all cases.