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Fixes: GH-134 GH-153

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The update clarifies the README permissions, showing that color and decoration permissions cover both old-style codes (like &c) and new MiniMessage tags (like ). The code now carefully checks if a user has permission for each legacy color or decoration code before applying it, using new methods that link codes to permissions. The build script removes one outdated permission node. Overall, the changes tidy up how legacy colors are handled and make permissions clearer and more precise.


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@vLuckyyy vLuckyyy changed the title GH-134 GH-153 Fix Wrong replacement, remove chatformatter.legacycolor` permission GH-134 GH-153 Fix Wrong replacement, remove chatformatter.legacycolor permission Jun 17, 2025
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Actionable comments posted: 3

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chatformatter-core/src/main/java/com/eternalcode/formatter/legacy/Legacy.java (1)

150-175: Un-permitted codes stay as “&x” – potential double parsing

selectiveLegacyToAdventure keeps disallowed codes in the string as &<code>.
Down-stream processors (MiniMessage pre-processors, etc.) might still translate them, undoing the permission check.

A quick fix is to strip them completely when not allowed:

-            return "&" + color;
+            return "";

That fully removes the styling attempt instead of giving it a second chance.

README.md (1)

59-75: Tiny nit – “etc.” could be explicit

For chatformatter.color.* you may list “all MiniMessage colour tags and legacy & codes” instead of “etc.” to mirror the explicit style used elsewhere.

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chatformatter-core/src/main/java/com/eternalcode/formatter/legacy/Legacy.java (1)

177-189: Wildcard helper looks good

The helper is concise and re-usable. 👍

README.md (1)

37-47: Great clarification

The note and table now make the colour/deco mapping crystal-clear. Nice!

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fuck legacy <3

If it was tested with perms the code looks perfect

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Remove chatformatter.legacycolor permission. Wrong replacements
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