- Replace `source ~/.zshrc` with `source "$REPO_ROOT/tools/mcc-env.sh"` in
ensure_offline_server.sh and run_full_spectrum_test.sh
- Convert both scripts from zsh to bash (#!/usr/bin/env bash) so mcc-env.sh
can be sourced natively; replace ${0:A:h} with portable SCRIPT_DIR expansion
- Update SKILL.md: drop ~/.zshrc references, point to tools/mcc-env.sh and
standalone tools/start-server.sh + tools/mc-rcon.sh; update server path
from ~/Minecraft/Servers/ to MinecraftOfficial/downloads/; replace
`mcc-build` with `dotnet build MinecraftClient.sln -c Release`
- Update evals.json expectation to match new workflow
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- Revised the SKILL.md file to enhance clarity and detail regarding the development workflow for Minecraft Console Client (MCC).
- Expanded sections on project structure, build commands, and debugging steps, including specific instructions for compiling, starting a test server, and running MCC.
- Added environment setup details and a checklist for server configuration, improving usability for developers.
- Included new tools and scripts for server management and decompilation processes, streamlining the development experience.
These updates provide comprehensive guidance for developers working with MCC in WSL.
- Introduced `decompile.sh` to automate the decompilation process, including downloading `MinecraftDecompiler.jar` and server.jar for specified Minecraft versions.
- Added `mc-rcon.sh` for sending RCON commands to a Minecraft server, improving server management capabilities.
- Created `mcc-env.sh` to provide helper functions for managing Minecraft servers, including starting, stopping, and sending commands.
- Implemented `start-server.sh` to launch a Minecraft server in a tmux session with a named pipe for stdin, facilitating easier command input.
- Updated `README.md` to reflect new tools and usage instructions for decompiling and server management.
These changes streamline the workflow for adapting to new Minecraft versions and enhance the overall development experience.
