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Dunno why it doesn't work. I'm not the maintainer of this library. @Alan-Gomes , do you know?

Server is also not responding to `Ctrl-C` in this state

I would, but as you can see in the exception, nowhere in the stacktrace any of my code is touched. That would make it very hard to catch an exception

I indeed get an exception with the native command registration: ``` [01:21:55] [Server thread/WARN]: Failed to register commands natively, falling back to event listeners java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: null at java.util.AbstractList.remove(AbstractList.java:161) ~[?:1.8.0_232] at...

My code looks the same, except for the try/finally usage, but that should only matter if an exception is actually thrown durind the on disable. The only difference is that...

I'll try that once I have time

Have you tried look into certain beans that get their `close` or `destroy` method automatically called when destroyed? If this happens to bukkit, of course it would close the server.

I might have accidentally fixed this by using a compound classloader. I need to test this a bit further, because there are other issues during the restart (my database lockfile...

This is true, but while you do use this lombok output for your maven-javadoc-plugin, you do not use it for your maven-source-plugin

Here is a good explanation on how to do this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52362413/create-and-install-de-lomboked-source-jar-in-maven The first answer lays the foundation and the second answer makes it more generally usable