Shtreimel - Sable Utility

Shtreimel 0.5.0 — Sub-level occupancy history

New commands

• /shtreimel who recent <uuid> — the players last aboard a sub-level, newest first, with how long ago they were on and how long they stayed.
• /shtreimel who player <player> — the sub-levels a player has been on, newest first, each with that body's last known position.
• /shtreimel who <uuid> — unchanged live view, but it now also names the last player known to have been aboard.

Worth knowing

• Both history commands work for sub-levels that are unloaded or already deleted, and for offline players by name or UUID. That is the usual situation when someone reports a lost ship.
• Being anywhere inside the hull counts, not just standing on the top face.
• History is saved to disk, so it survives a restart.
• One player hopping on and off repeatedly cannot push everyone else out of a ship's history.
• Everything is bounded and configurable in the new shtreimel.occupancy config section, including an off switch.
• Uses the existing shtreimel.observe permission (op 2), same as the other read-only commands.

Upgrading

• Drop-in over 0.4.0. Nothing to migrate; existing config, audit logs, archives, snapshots and frozen state are untouched.