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Prevent sending usage info when executing alternative commands - #3904
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This PR fixes #3902, where Essentials will send its own command usage information during the execution of an alternative command if the alternative command returns
false.This PR also fixes a tiny bug where running
/ess commandswould output the name of an overriding plugin twice if the overriding plugin directly registered their command (not an alias).Before and after:
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Proposed fix:
Always return
truewhen executing alternative commands to prevent Essentials from sending its own usage, regardless of the outcome of the alternative command.Environments tested: