## Overview
- Added support for a new 'toplevel' option in the /claim abandon command to delete a claim and all its subdivisions.
- Resizing claims now selects them and allows /claim abandon to delete them.
- Replaced the old ResizeStart message with ClaimSelected and ClaimSelectedTopLevel. When you load with an existing ResizeStart in messages.yml, it is backed up automatically (see below).
**ResizeStart removed — backup and new messages**
The message **ResizeStart** was removed. It is replaced by two messages so the plugin can suggest the right command depending on whether the selected claim has subdivisions or not.
### Backup (automatic)
If your **messages.yml** contained **Messages.ResizeStart** (or **Messages.ResizeStart.Text**), the plugin backs it up on load:
```yaml
# Where: Same folder as messages.yml (your GriefPrevention data folder)
# File: ResizeStart-backup.yml
#
# The backup file contains your old ResizeStart value and a short header explaining that
# ClaimSelected and ClaimSelectedTopLevel replaced it. After the backup is written,
# ResizeStart is removed from messages.yml so the plugin does not use it anymore.
# You can copy any formatting (e.g. color codes) from ResizeStart-backup.yml into
# ClaimSelected or ClaimSelectedTopLevel in messages.yml if you want to keep it.
```
### New messages
```yaml
# ClaimSelected
# When: Shown when you select a claim corner and that claim has no subdivisions.
# Suggests: /claim abandon to delete the claim.
# Default: "Claim selected. Use your shovel again to set the other corner and resize, or use /claim abandon to delete this claim."
# ClaimSelectedTopLevel
# When: Shown when you select a claim corner and that claim has subdivisions.
# Suggests: /claim abandon toplevel to delete the claim and all its subdivisions.
# Default: "Claim selected. Use your shovel again to set the other corner and resize, or use /claim abandon toplevel to delete this claim and its subdivisions."
```
Full changelog: [17.1.2...17.1.3](https://github.com/castledking/GriefPrevention/compare/17.1.2...17.1.3)
Developer information
Projects on Modrinth are automatically available through a Maven repository for use with JVM build tools such as Gradle.
maven { name = "Modrinth"; url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven" }