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feat: idle vehicle cleanup for worlds like the Tutorial - #93
On the Tutorial server players build and try vehicles, and every one stays forever. The tutorial yard and its surroundings already hold player biplanes next to staff's demo row. fran asked for a cleanup. There was no console way to remove vehicles: /vf kill <radius> needs a player standing there, and would also take the demo row.
What
New config.yml section, off by default:
cleanup:
worlds: [] # e.g. [TFMC_S2]keep-owners: [] # stored owner values never removed, e.g. char_<uuid>idle-minutes: 30
VehicleCleanup.due decides which loaded vehicles to remove. It looks at vehicles on a cleanup world, not destroyed, and whose owner isn't kept. A vehicle is due once it has had no passenger and hasn't moved more than a block for idle-minutes.
The clock starts when the cleanup first sees the vehicle loaded, and restarts on use.
Movement counts as use, so train cars behind an occupied locomotive, horse-drawn carts and towed vehicles aren't idle.
A vehicle registered under several entities is judged once.
Vehicles that unload are forgotten.
VehicleManager runs it every minute. Each due vehicle is removed with remove(ADMIN_KILL) plus persistDestroy, exactly like /vf kill, with an info line and a log line if the tombstone fails.
Main sets no worlds, so nothing changes there.
Tests
VehicleCleanupTest covers the idle clock, passengers, movement, kept owners, other worlds, duplicates, unloaded vehicles, cleanup off, and null id, entity, world or owner.
VehicleManagerCoverageTest covers the fourth timer and real removals, including a failed tombstone.
ConfigurationLoadersCoverageTest covers parsing.
mvn clean verify: 1,970 tests, line gate green.
Locally the run needed -Duser.language=en: five TrackCommands and TerrainFollowEngine tests fail on main too under a Spanish locale (decimal comma). CI uses English.
New config section `cleanup:` (worlds, keep-owners, idle-minutes). Every
minute, a loaded vehicle on a cleanup world that has had no passenger and has
not moved for idle-minutes is removed like an admin kill (removed and
tombstoned). Owners listed in keep-owners (stored owner values, e.g.
char_<uuid> for a staff demo row) are never removed. Moving counts as use, so
train cars behind an occupied locomotive, horse-drawn carts and towed
vehicles stay. No worlds (the default) means no cleanup.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
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New Features
Added configurable cleanup for idle vehicles in selected worlds. Vehicles without passengers are removed after the configured idle period; movement or passengers reset the timer.
Set an idle limit and specify owners whose vehicles should be exempt. By default, cleanup is disabled, with a 30-minute idle limit ready to apply when worlds are configured.
Cleaned-up vehicles are removed in the same way as an admin-initiated removal.
The change adds configurable idle cleanup for vehicles in selected worlds. It tracks vehicle activity, then removes eligible vehicles on a scheduled cycle using ADMIN_KILL and attempts to persist their destruction.
Changes: Idle vehicle cleanup
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Configure cleanup scope and timing src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/cache/Cache.java, src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/loaders/ConfigLoader.java, src/main/resources/config.yml, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/loaders/ConfigurationLoadersCoverageTest.java
Adds cleanup world and owner settings, plus an idle interval. The loader lower-cases world names and clamps the interval to at least one minute. Configuration and loader tests cover these settings.
Track vehicle eligibility and idle time src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleCleanup.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleCleanupTest.java
Tracks eligible vehicles in configured worlds. Movement or passengers reset the idle timer. Tests cover exclusions, timing, movement, passengers, unloaded vehicles and missing data.
Schedule cleanup and remove due vehicles src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleManager.java, src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleManagerCoverageTest.java
Schedules cleanup every 1,200 ticks. Due vehicles are removed with ADMIN_KILL; the manager attempts tombstone persistence and logs outcomes. Tests cover removal and timer scheduling.
sequenceDiagram
participant Timer
participant VehicleManager
participant VehicleCleanup
Timer->>VehicleManager: Run cleanup every 1,200 ticks
VehicleManager->>VehicleCleanup: due(active vehicle snapshot, current time)
VehicleCleanup-->>VehicleManager: Return due vehicles
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Merge Risk: Low · up to 96b01
Idle cleanup is opt-in and does nothing unless worlds are configured. In configured worlds, a vehicle used briefly between the one-minute scans can still be removed when its idle period ends, and a vehicle that unloads and reloads quickly may be removed early. These are bounded edge cases, but the owner should know about them before relying on the feature.
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- Around line 48-50: Update VehicleCleanup so passenger and movement activity is
recorded when it occurs, rather than relying only on the periodic scan in the
shown moved and passenger checks. Use the recorded activity timestamp when
deciding whether a vehicle is due for removal, preserving the existing cleanup
interval and ensuring brief use between scans refreshes lastActive.
- Around line 30-31: Update vehicle cleanup tracking around lastActive and
lastPosition so an unload or unregister cannot leave stale state for a later
vehicle with the same UUID. Clear both entries through the unload/unregister
lifecycle, or track loaded instances as well as UUIDs; ensure a replacement
vehicle receives a fresh idle period and position after reload.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Record use between cleanup scans.
If a player boards and leaves between two one-minute scans, neither scan observes the passenger. For example, a player can use a stationary vehicle from minute 29:10 to 29:40, then lose it at minute 30 because lastActive still contains the original timestamp. Movement that returns to the sampled position has the same problem.
Record passenger and movement activity when it occurs. Use that timestamp when deciding whether removal is due.
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Review comment at @src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleCleanup.java around lines 48 - 50:
Update VehicleCleanup so passenger and movement activity is recorded when it occurs, rather than relying only on the periodic scan in the shown moved and passenger checks. Use the recorded activity timestamp when deciding whether a vehicle is due for removal, preserving the existing cleanup interval and ensuring brief use between scans refreshes lastActive.
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Fixed in 00b3cf8: VehicleManager.takeSeat (every successful mount or seat change) and dismount call cleanup.markUsed(vehicle, now), so use between two checks restarts the idle clock immediately; the stale instance is ignored. Same test covers it.
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Script executed:
#!/bin/bashset -u
printf'%s\n''--- Current revision ---'
git rev-parse HEAD
printf'%s\n''--- Cleanup outline and source ---'
ast-grep outline src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleCleanup.java --items all
cat -n src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleCleanup.java
printf'%s\n''--- Manager outline ---'
ast-grep outline src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleManager.java --items all --match 'takeSeat|dismount|cleanup|move|Movement'printf'%s\n''--- Activity recording references ---'
rg -n -C 4 '\bmarkUsed\s*\(|\btakeSeat\s*\(|\bdismount\s*\(' src/main/java src/test/java
printf'%s\n''--- Cleanup tests outline ---'
ast-grep outline src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleCleanupTest.java --items all
printf'%s\n''--- Activity and movement test references ---'
rg -n -C 5 'markUsed|movement|moved|between|seat|dismount' src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleCleanupTest.java src/test/java/net/tfminecraft/vehicleframework/managers/VehicleManagerCoverageTest.java
Length of output: 121016
@XxFran10xX Thanks. The new markUsed calls address brief player mounts and dismounts between scans.
Movement is still checked only during cleanup scans in VehicleCleanup.java at Line 76. An unoccupied vehicle can move more than one block and return between scans without restarting its idle clock. Please record that movement and add a test for it.
I inspected the code but did not run the tests.
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On movement between scans: the only vehicles that move with nobody aboard are pulled or towed ones (train cars behind a locomotive, horse carts, towed vehicles), and those keep moving, so each check sees them away from the last sample. To be removed, an empty vehicle would have to be back within a block of the previous sample at every one of the 30 one-minute checks while being moved in between. Per-tick position tracking for every vehicle on the world would cost more than that case is worth, so I'm leaving movement at check granularity; mounts, dismounts and seat changes are recorded immediately.
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@XxFran10xX Understood. I won’t press for per-tick movement tracking.
One clarification: if a vehicle moves and returns between scans near the end of its idle period, cleanup can remove it at the next scan. This does not require movement between all 30 scans.
…ting counts as use
CodeRabbit on #93: track the loaded instance, not only its id, so a vehicle
that unloads and loads again between checks is not removed on its first
check back; mount and dismount mark the vehicle used immediately, so a short
use between two checks restarts its idle clock.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
On the Tutorial server players build and try vehicles, and every one stays forever. The tutorial yard and its surroundings already hold player biplanes next to staff's demo row. fran asked for a cleanup. There was no console way to remove vehicles:
/vf kill <radius>needs a player standing there, and would also take the demo row.What
New
config.ymlsection, off by default:VehicleCleanup.duedecides which loaded vehicles to remove. It looks at vehicles on a cleanup world, not destroyed, and whose owner isn't kept. A vehicle is due once it has had no passenger and hasn't moved more than a block foridle-minutes.VehicleManagerruns it every minute. Each due vehicle is removed withremove(ADMIN_KILL)pluspersistDestroy, exactly like/vf kill, with an info line and a log line if the tombstone fails.Tests
VehicleCleanupTestcovers the idle clock, passengers, movement, kept owners, other worlds, duplicates, unloaded vehicles, cleanup off, and null id, entity, world or owner.VehicleManagerCoverageTestcovers the fourth timer and real removals, including a failed tombstone.ConfigurationLoadersCoverageTestcovers parsing.mvn clean verify: 1,970 tests, line gate green.-Duser.language=en: five TrackCommands and TerrainFollowEngine tests fail onmaintoo under a Spanish locale (decimal comma). CI uses English.🤖 Generated with Claude Code