Versions

Minecraft Version: 1.11.2
Extended Days Version: 2-0.2.1-14
Silent Lib Version: 2.2.6-66.jar

The Issue

It would seem there's a slight incompatibility issue when using the new sleeping mechanics from Iberia. Actually this might not have anything to do with Iberia, for I'm not sure how Iberia changes it's sleeping mechanics. What I do know is that this only happens online when multiple players are on.

What I think happens is, if we try to sleep while time is "paused" due to extended days, it will not become day time, and then time gets permanently frozen at night time whenever you tried to sleep, until I manually set the gamerule for the day cycle to true

Alternatively I think it may be due to Iberia because in the sleep mechanics, if someone tries to sleep and their bed is unprotected (exposed to skylight or not lit up enough) it will kick you out of the bed saying "you hear moaning and am unable to sleep" however it advanced time forward a little bit too, to replicate having slept maybe only a little bit that night before waking up in the middle of the night.

Steps to reproduce the problem

1. Install Extended Days and Iberia
2. Wait until Extended Days "pauses" time at night, then sleep in a bed that is exposed to skylight and unlit
3. Check and see if time ever moves again
4. Try online with multiple people sleeping as well. Note that Iberia makes it so not everyone has to sleep at the same time either.

I'm not familiar with Iberia, but it does look like it handles sleeping with its own logic. Not sure how I can or want to fix this, I'll need some time to think it over. I feel like it would be best to get away from using the doDaylightCycle gamerule. I use it to stop the sky from jittering, but it messes with sleep.

Relevant code from Iberia, mostly for my reference: https://github.com/rockhymas/iberia/blob/master/src/main/java/com/gibraltar/iberia/challenge/SleepChallenge.java#L91-L165