As a system administrator, I want to update a server when an update is available.
When updating the game, every other update command issued results in an update which isn't actually needed. When an update is thought to be available, it states the local build is 1.16.1.2 and the remote build is 1.16.1.02, which shouldn't result in a update, but it does.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
./mcbserver update 4 timesAn update should only occur if there is an update available.
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How odd. the update logic is as simple as if local and remote version number do not match then update. So my guess is that its getting the wrong local version
My Minecraft is setup to check for updates every 60 minutes.
It is constantly trying to update from 1.16.1.2 to 1.16.1.02
How odd. the update logic is as simple as if local and remote version number do not match then update. So my guess is that its getting the wrong local version
Any idea which file to change in the mcbserver directories to rectify the issue?
Could one simply "rename file" ?
Yeah looks like the minecraft devs have got the remote release number wrong which is causing the error. The logs give 2 and the remote location (zipfile name) gives 02
Update available
* Local build: 1.16.1.2
* Remote build: 1.16.1.02
There is nothing I can do to fix this. It will need to be raised with Mojang.

If anyone wants to contact Mojang feel free to reference this issue. I will, however, close this as there is nothing more I can do until they fix filename
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