update to 1.21.5

[LordChrom]

[LordChrom]

Also a bit off topic, but on top of this I have some feature branches I'd like to add, should I just submit a pull request into master for each?

One of them is a fairly minor feature that lets you shift+click the track output button to set state of all command blocks in a chain at once.

The other one adds an auto formatter activated with ctrl+alt+enter. I have this one fully working but it's probably best to put it into a feature branch until it's more thoroughly tested.

[Soniflare]

Someone please get this man's pull request approved 👍

I need mah 1.21.5 version

[B0biloosky]

Please approve this, this mod is amazing!

[Soniflare]

So, for those still wanting to use this version of the mod without waiting for the mod owner to approve the pull request:

How to get the mod and build it yourself (super easy)

Download the source files (.zip)

• Go to the 1.21.5 pull request's repo.
• Click the "Code" button, then "Download ZIP" to download the file.

Now to build it into a usable java file:

• Unzip the downloaded zip file. (Either by right-clicking, or by using an online unzipping tool)
• Open a terminal at the base folder command-block-ide-mc-release. (Mac: Right-click on the folder, click "New Terminal at Folder" | Windows: Right-click IN folder, click "Open in Terminal")
• Type ./gradlew build and hit Enter.
• Wait until the terminal says BUILD SUCCESSFUL in green. This might take a few minutes to complete, so be patient.

Congratulations!

• The newly built mod is now in the command-block-ide-mc-release/build/libs/ folder.
• The mod file's name is command-block-ide-untagged+1.cf91b09.dirty.jar. You can rename this to whatever you want though, as long as it still ends with '.jar'.
• Now you can simply drag this java file into the mods folder, and badda-bing, badda-boom! Mod installed!

[arm32x]

The code in the mc-release branch targets 1.21.10 now, so this PR is no longer needed