Wildcards are used in the permissions matcher by default, so if someone has a "worldedit.*" permission, they already have the "worldedit.region.set" permission.
Otherwise, there's no way to specify two distinct permissions for a command, only one permission string is matched.
I think we've gone too far with the permissions - there's usually no need to subdivide them as far as we do. I don't think admins need that much of power. Either someone has the complete worldedit permission, or they don't.
I wanted to add at least deadlock detection to the code, so that if MCS becomes deadlocked, it could at least print a message about it, or even restart. Turns out we can't do that easily, the OS primitives used for synchronization don't support "Acquire with timeout" semantics. We could use other OS primitives that do support the timeout, but they have performance penalties that are unacceptable
Otherwise, there's no way to specify two distinct permissions for a command, only one permission string is matched.
I think we've gone too far with the permissions - there's usually no need to subdivide them as far as we do. I don't think admins need that much of power. Either someone has the complete worldedit permission, or they don't.
I wanted to add at least deadlock detection to the code, so that if MCS becomes deadlocked, it could at least print a message about it, or even restart. Turns out we can't do that easily, the OS primitives used for synchronization don't support "Acquire with timeout" semantics. We could use other OS primitives that do support the timeout, but they have performance penalties that are unacceptable