Reporting 2 Bugs

[Blue-3dx]

SO Basically There Are 2 Bugs in the latest version (1.9.5.3)
1.when compiling a plugin or command it will say that the plugin/command compiled even though it did not compile you know by doing the compile command again or doing pload
because the dll was not created
Why its annoying? Because False Hope!
2.The Latest Version (1.9.5.3)
doesn't let you compile plugin with SerialiseSimple anymore which is kinda messed up cus how am i gonna do something like
ConfigElement.SerialiseSimple(cfg, Path(map), this);
that worked in the 1.9.5.1 version

the plugin that were compiled
and had SerialiseSimple still works even if you update but you ant compile plugin containing that on the latest version
so these should be fixed asap
I Reposted This Issue Since I Messed Up And Closed The Previous Issue.

[UnknownShadow200]

ConfigElement.SerialiseSimple can be rewritten as

string path = Path(map);

using (StreamWriter w = new StreamWriter(path)) 
{
   w.WriteLine("#Settings file");
   ConfigElement.SerialiseElements(cfg, w, this);
}

[UnknownShadow200]

because the dll was not created```
Are you running on Windows, macOS/Linux with mono, or the dotnet build?

[Celsiusss]

I experienced the same compiling issue when compiling a command. A restart fixed it, not sure what triggers it to not create the dll.
Linux with mono.

[UnknownShadow200]

Are you using the latest commits? This should have been fixed in 2c46cd7, but it's after 1.9.5.3

[Celsiusss]

It was a little while ago, so likely not. Happy to see the issue was fixed.

[RainXuZhang]

You can also run this with the Linux terminal providing you've installed mono-complete(from the MCGalaxy root folder):
mcs -target:library -r:MCGalaxy_.dll -out:[filename+path] [path-to-file+filename].

So if I wanted to compile a file named 'test.cs' which would be in the 'plugins' folder, I would run this:
mcs -target:library -r:MCGalaxy_.dll -out:plugins/test.dll plugins/test.cs.