Upstream live check
Do not rely on cached knowledge for Minecraft, Geyser, Gate, Bedrock protocol
support, releases, or CI status (see AGENTS.md). Run these checks first.
Useful checks
gh repo view minekube/geyserlite --json defaultBranchRef,homepageUrl,url
gh release view --repo minekube/geyserlite --json tagName,publishedAt,url,assets
gh api repos/GeyserMC/Geyser/commits/master --jq '{sha:.sha,date:.commit.committer.date,message:.commit.message}'
VERSION="the-version-you-are-investigating"
gh pr list --repo GeyserMC/Geyser --state open --search "$VERSION OR protocol OR Minecraft" --json number,title,url,isDraft,updatedAt
Support claims
For user-facing support claims, also check:
- Mojang/Minecraft release notes for the Java and Bedrock versions involved.
- GeyserMC supported versions and relevant Geyser pull requests or releases.
- Current Minekube Gate and geyserlite release state if a managed update chain is involved.
When a backend outruns Geyser support
When a backend upgrades to a brand-new Java server version before Geyser has official support, the stable production recommendation is to wait. ViaLite behind Gate may bridge the Java backend protocol for early adopters if Geyser can still connect to Gate, but it cannot fix unsupported Bedrock protocols or Geyser translation gaps.