Stephan

So does it only not work in IntelliJ?

For the IntelliJ detection: It's complicated to get it right, I think the detection might not work correctly at the moment if you run using the Gradle task in IntelliJ....

If you'd do e.g. `§§c` it would likely produce something like this, since the converter only touches valid color codes.

(Although maybe one would expect the terminal to display `§` and not this garbage...)

Uh, the garbage is always only at the beginning of the line?

I'd suggest removing the `{strip}` from the `%minecraftFormatting` in the `RollingRandomAccessFile` output, and then look at the log file with a proper editor to find out what kind of char...

Open it in a different editor? Perhaps even in a hex editor if necessary.

Looks like there is a Hex Editor extension for vscode that would allow you to see the numeric value of that char: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode.hexeditor (no idea how to use it)

OK very strange, not sure where that'd come from. If you want you can upload your current code and I can take a brief look if I see something. (Can't...

> Our development team ended up fixing both issues ourselves. We updated the plugin to work with Gradle 7.4+ This is an open-source project, contributions are welcome. :) My time...