[1.11.* | 1.12.*] Allium 0.4.0

Major changes:

• Implemented register function .module, which takes in a table and provides it externally using register function .require.
• Updated Allium UI
• Tweaked startup script some more to look for a file called debug.cfg, which is gitignored
• Plugin loading is now asynchronous

[1.11.* | 1.12.*] Allium 0.3.0

Major Changes:

• Renamed some critical files like persistence.ltn and repolist.csh
• Updated Allium UI
• Integrated latest version of Raisin
• Tweaked naming convention of data passed into command on execution
• Squashed bug where get/setPersistence used full names instead of plugin IDs

All other changes are documented in the readme

[1.11.* | 1.12.*] Allium 0.2.0

Changes:

• Integrated raisin, a multithreading API. Improves performance when large amounts of players are giving commands
• Improved look of Allium command output
• rewrote the startup file

[1.11.* | 1.12.*] Allium 0.1.0

Initial release of Allium

The End of a Generation

This was the last commit made to BagelBot before I evolved it to Allium, what it is present day. This was committed on April 23, 2018, however the last major work done on it would have been 75711e2 committed on February 12, 2018.

Note: This is not intended to be functionally used, it's merely a historical record of when the transition from BagelBot to Allium occurred. Consider this an archive more than anything else.

The Beginning of Something huge(blank)

This was the first major commit I made to at this point commands.lua, made on December 31, 2017. After a back and forth bicker on the direction of the script, we briefly went our own ways for the project. In this time period I converted the script into an all out plugin loader. Unlike Allium, the data structure was mostly directories, .txt, and .lua files. The persistence until the end was buggy, and overall it wasn't the best implementation of a plugin loader (in case you couldn't tell).

Note: This is not intended to be functionally used, it's merely a historical record of when the transition from it being @roger109z's program to my own occurred. Consider this an archive more than anything else.