How do you find out *what* an alias is pointing to? What command is being executed via alias?
I've run into this many times in the past. I primarily use CMI for the aliases I make on my own. However, there are some plugins that have their own aliases and it can be difficult to track what commands are which.
For example, /sc is taken by something. It's not in my commands.yml file. It just says "Look at Sign" upon executing. It only takes usernames for a second parameter. Is there any kind of debugging thing I can do to see what command is actually being run here?
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sc (playerName)
Starts sign copy process
If player name is provided, then target player can click sign and will copy over sign text instead of player who initialized this command
its a CMI command https://www.zrips.net/cmi/commands/
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Thank you! Is there any way to debug what alias is being run though as well 😅
if you've got cmi aliases set up, then it should autofill alieses with /cmi aliaseditor [stuff here] or you can dig around in your ftp for the plugins/cmi/customalias folder and look in the yml file there.
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