Description

Causes watchdog crashes with blocklogger on fabric

Reproduction steps

Start a fabric server with luckperms, fabric API and blocklogger.
Currently unsure of what exactly causes the crash, but I have so far had 4 of these crashes reported since users added luckperms to their servers

Expected behaviour

Blocklogger does not behave in a way that a watchdog could occur, even if there is a storage slowdown. I believe this is a conflict with luckperms

Environment details

Fabric loader v0.10.8,
Fabric API 0.28.3+

https://mcpaste.io/353236c524d38bf9
https://mcpaste.io/674045043f4ddb82
https://paste.dedimc.io/uvoxekeqaz.sql

Additional notes

• I am aware luckperms uses some form of database. As the stacktrace says, there is an issue executing SQLite PreparedStatements.

Since I have removed luckperms from my server I have not had any crashes anymore

I am aware luckperms uses some form of database. As the stacktrace says, there is an issue executing SQLite PreparedStatements.

The stacktrace says specifically that the issue is from executing tech.dttp.block.logger PreparedStatements.

java.lang.Error: Watchdog
	at org.sqlite.core.NativeDB.step(Native Method)
	at org.sqlite.core.DB.execute(DB.java:849)
	at org.sqlite.jdbc3.JDBC3PreparedStatement.execute(JDBC3PreparedStatement.java:54)
	at tech.dttp.block.logger.save.sql.helper.InsertPSBuilder$InsertRunner.execute(InsertPSBuilder.java:93)
	at tech.dttp.block.logger.save.sql.DbConn.writeInteractions(DbConn.java:98)
	at net.minecraft.class_3225.handler$zje000$interactInject(class_3225.java:1524)

LuckPerms can use SQLite, but by default it actually uses a different type of database, H2, which it seems you are using.

[04:44:21] [Server thread/INFO]: Loading storage provider... [H2]

There's nothing here to indicate that the issue has anything to do with LuckPerms, I suggest you report it to the author of blocklogger instead :)

Since I have removed luckperms from my server I have not had any crashes anymore

It is possible that the crashes you are experiencing are different to the ones posted at the start of this issue, but since you haven't provided any I have no way to confirm.