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document config for startup commands
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mkdocs.yml

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source: https://github.com/PurpurMC/Purpur
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version: 1.20.6
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purpur_extras:
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downloads: https://modrinth.com/plugin/purpurextras/versions
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source: https://github.com/PurpurMC/PurpurExtras

mkdocs/purpur/configuration.md

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- **default**: false
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- **description**: Set to true to register unused/hidden minecraft commands. The following commands become available (along with their `minecraft.command.<command_name>` permission counterpart): `debugconfig`, `serverpack`, `spawn_armor_trims`, `warden_spawn_tracker`, `debugmobspawning`, `debugpath`, `raid`, `resetchunks`, `test`. This list may or may not be incomplete depending on if they get removed or new ones get added in newer minecraft versions.
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### register-startup-commands
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Set the `Purpur.IReallyDontWantStartupCommands` system property to `true` to disable this feature.
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- **default**: []
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- **description**: Allows you to set a list of console commands that will run when the server starts up. Useful for server owners that don't have access to their console. Inspired by [Vintagestory's "StartupCommands" config option](https://wiki.vintagestory.at/index.php/Setting_up_a_Multiplayer_Server#Acquiring_server_admin_rights).
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### bee-count-payload
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- **default**: false
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- **description**: Set to true to allow clients to request the bee count of beehives using custom payload packets. (Primarily used by the [PurpurClient](https://modrinth.com/mod/PurpurClient) mod)

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