Configuration

Conduit's behavior is intentionally small, because most behavior comes from the active economy provider. The file lives at plugins/Conduit/config.yml and is generated on first start.

The full config

# Conduit configuration.
# Conduit is an economy abstraction layer; most behaviour comes from the active
# economy provider. These settings control Conduit's own runtime features.

update-checker:
  # Query GitHub on startup for a newer Conduit release and log an advisory.
  enabled: true

metrics:
  # Anonymous usage metrics. Disabled by default; you opt in.
  enabled: false

economy:
  # Force a specific economy provider by name, regardless of registration
  # priority. Leave empty for automatic (highest-priority) selection.
  provider-override: ""

Note: the exact metrics keys depend on your Conduit build (the project is migrating its metrics backend). The enabled: false opt-in default is stable: Conduit does not send anything unless you turn it on.

Keys explained

update-checker.enabled

When true, Conduit makes a single async request to GitHub Releases on startup and logs a message if a newer version is available. It never blocks startup and never repeats per player. Set false to disable entirely (recommended for air-gapped servers).

metrics.enabled

Anonymous usage metrics, off by default. You opt in by setting true. Conduit sends nothing while this is false.

economy.provider-override

The name of the economy provider to force active, regardless of registration priority. The name matches Economy.getName() as reported by the provider.

• Leave empty ("") for automatic selection (highest ServicePriority, then earliest registration).
• Set to a provider name (for example "EssentialsX") to pin it.
• If the named provider is not registered, Conduit falls back to automatic selection and logs a warning.

This is the operator-facing equivalent of the registry's override mechanism. It is the right tool when two providers are installed and you want a specific one to win.

Applying changes

Most keys are read at startup. After editing the config:

• Restart the server, or
• Use the reload command if your Conduit build exposes one (see Commands).

economy.provider-override changes take effect when the override is re-applied (reload or restart); switching the active provider fires an ActiveProviderChangeEvent so consumer plugins can react.

What is not configured here

• Currency names, symbols, and decimal places: defined by the provider, not by Conduit.
• Starting balances, interest, taxes: provider or other plugins.
• Per-command permissions: see Commands.

Conduit deliberately does not own these. It is the contract, not the economy.