@Private annotation does not apply to root commands, only subcommands

[Astralchroma]

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[DevJoey]

Same nasty issue!

In the wiki
Useful for commands that are triggered indirectly, for example by clicking on a chat component in the chat or in a book.

Yea i have exactly a command that is only triggered via a book and should not be visible at all!

[Astralchroma]

@DevJoey A work around we use is to have a listener which removes the command from the list during PlayerCommandSendEvent, this isn't exactly ideal behavior but it works:

@EventHandler
@Suppress("Unused")
fun onPlayerCommandSendEvent(event: PlayerCommandSendEvent) {
    event.commands.removeIf { it == "commandname" }
}

Note: This is Kotlin, not Java, but you get the idea.

[DevJoey]

@DevJoey A work around we use is to have a listener which removes the command from the list during PlayerCommandSendEvent, this isn't exactly ideal behavior but it works:

@EventHandler
@Suppress("Unused")
fun onPlayerCommandSendEvent(event: PlayerCommandSendEvent) {
    event.commands.removeIf { it == "commandname" }
}

Note: This is Kotlin, not Java, but you get the idea.

Ye thank you... I have already implemented a method in my chat system that does exactly this! But is as you say not ideal and it would be nice if this gets fixed!