Bukkit

In the following command situations I am seeing issues -
NOTE: this affects multiple commands called at once from a single primary command. 

First, Any command with a delaytimer that calls up other commands is returned with errors from the called commands.
1 - If the command is TEXT created in mycommand you get an error - if you specify the error message, the color is not rendered.

2 - If the command calls up any other kind of command you get:
"this command can only be performed by another command" and the command is not performed.

Secondly, if you remove the delaytimer and run the same commands you are returned with Text as expected but again the second scenario is the same. It would seem you cannot call up another command that specifies FROM_ANOTHER_COMMAND no matter what (unless that command is the only thing called, in which case the primary command is merely an alias)

Servers tested on: Spigot: 1.16.1
paper 1.16.1 Builds 33 - 91

MyCMD version v5.6.6

# Test 1 
test1:
  command: /test1
  type: RUN_COMMAND
  runcmd:
  - /test1a
  - /test1b
  error-message: '&cThis is an Error'
  register: true #doesn't matter
  permission-required: true
  permission-node: mycmd.player
  permission-error: '&cYou do not have the perms for this test.'

test1a:
  command: /test1a
  type: TEXT
  execute_mode: FROM_ANOTHER_COMMAND
  text:
  - "&7&oThis is a test, this is only a test"
  error-message: "&cThis is also an Error"
  permission-required: true
  permission-node: mycmd.player

test1b:
  command: /test1b
  type: RUN_COMMAND
  execute_mode: FROM_ANOTHER_COMMAND
  runcmd:
  - /home
  permission-required: true
  permission-node: mycmd.player


#Test 2 include delay timer
test2:
  command: /test2
  type: RUN_COMMAND
  runcmd:
  - $delay$
  - /test2a
  - /test2b
  delaytimer: 1
  error-message: '&cThis is an Error'
  register: true #doesn't matter
  permission-required: true
  permission-node: mycmd.player
  permission-error: '&cYou do not have the perms for this test.'

test2a:
  command: /test2a
  type: TEXT
  execute_mode: FROM_ANOTHER_COMMAND
  text:
  - "&7&oThis is a test, this is only a test"
  error-message: "&cThis is also an Error"
  permission-required: true
  permission-node: mycmd.player

test2b:
  command: /test2b
  type: RUN_COMMAND
  execute_mode: FROM_ANOTHER_COMMAND
  runcmd:
  - /home
  permission-required: true
  permission-node: mycmd.player

You can concatenate the commands, and move /test1b inside test1a. Anyway, i'll see if i can do something, but i guess once the the command is executed, the nextone doesn't have the "permission" anymore, i should carry the "allow that" to the next command ecc.

About the error message, strange, i'll fix that whatever it is.

Thank you very much for the quick response,
I should note this is incredibly simplified. I had built a large section of command sequences a few years ago based on permissions to seamlessly link various plugins into a fluid interaction for the player. Some of the commands all linked together need to be run either from console or as operator and some can be issued from the player as well.


Additionally, in a command such as the one below, the $multiargs will drop the first word typed into it. So if you type:
"/btest ivanfromitaly thank you for this amazing plugin."
You'll see:
[BROADCAST] Hey, ivanfromitaly!
[BROADCAST] you for this amazing plugin. - voigtman

And it doesn't matter if you type "thank thank thank thank you..." it'll drop the first word no matter how many times it's repeated and jump to the second word. 

broadcast_example:
  command: /btest
  type: BROADCAST_TEXT
  text:
  - '&0Hey, $arg1!'
  - '&6$multiargs &f&o- $player'
  required_args: 1  
  error-message: '&cNot enough Information! &fUse "&b/btest playerName message&f" to broadcase your message.'
  permission-required: false
  permission-node: mycmd.player