Endstone v0.11.5 Released, Finally Supports Bedrock 26.32 After Falling Behind

After quite a long gap since version 0.11.4 on 25 May 2026, the Endstone team has finally released 0.11.5 on 5 July 2026. This long gap left Endstone falling behind, since version 0.11.4 only supported Bedrock up to 26.20.

As a result, many server owners who wanted to use the Endstone egg were unable to do so once their Bedrock server had already updated to a newer version. Fortunately, this issue has finally been resolved with this latest release.

The full release notes can be viewed directly on Endstone's official changelog page.

Added

The most anticipated addition in this release is support for the latest Bedrock Dedicated Server (BDS) version.

• Added support for BDS version 1.26.32, allowing server owners to run Endstone on the latest Bedrock version without needing to stay on an older release.

Breaking Changes

There are two significant changes to how Endstone distributes its standalone bundle. Pay close attention if you're running Endstone standalone (outside of the Raehost panel).

• Standalone bundles now ship for both Windows and Linux, and use uv to provision Python on demand instead of shipping a Python interpreter. The included start.cmd / start.sh installs uv on first run if it isn't already on PATH, then launches the server via uv run against the bundled wheel. The old bin/python/ directory is gone; the server folder (./bedrock_server/) is unchanged.
• Removed scripts/autoinstall.sh. The Linux bundle's start.sh now provisions Python via uv on any distro without sudo, superseding the script's apt/dnf/pacman bootstrap.

Bug Fixes

Beyond the new feature and breaking changes, this release also brings a good number of crash fixes important for server stability.

• Fixed a crash on startup when a behavior pack registered a custom command whose name contained non-ASCII characters, such as Turkish letters.
• Fixed a crash (resource deadlock would occur) when reloading the server or cancelling tasks while an asynchronous task scheduled with run_task_timer_async/run_task_later_async was pending. The plugin no longer fails to re-enable after /reload.
• Fixed scheduled tasks ignoring their delay when registered during plugin enable or ServerLoadEvent on a world that has already been played for a while — they now correctly wait for the requested delay instead of running immediately on the first tick.
• Fixed a use-after-free crash, reliably reproducible after /reload, when a client was disconnected on a connection the server was already closing — the connection-closed teardown no longer runs twice over freed objects.
• Fixed a server crash on Linux when a campfire finished cooking an item.

Do You Need to Update?

If your server uses the Endstone egg and was previously stuck on an older Bedrock version due to the limitations of 0.11.4, updating to 0.11.5 is highly recommended so you can keep up with the latest Bedrock version while also getting several important stability fixes.