Check if the bedrock dedicated server release contains a pdb file

check_pdb.sh

with_temp_file () {
  local temp
  temp="$(mktemp)"
  trap "rm ${temp@Q}" RETURN
  "$@" "$temp"
}

download_has_pdb () {
  local version="$1"
  local temp_file="$2"
  wget -qO"$temp_file" "https://minecraft.azureedge.net/bin-win/bedrock-server-$version.zip" &&
    unzip -l "$temp_file" | grep .pdb
}

versions=( 1.21.0.20 1.21.0.21 1.21.0.22 1.21.0.23 1.21.0.24 1.21.0.25 1.21.0.26 1.21.1.03 1.21.2.02 1.21.3.01 1.21.10.20 1.21.10.21 1.21.10.22 1.21.10.23 1.21.10.24 1.21.20.21 1.21.20.22 1.21.20.23 1.21.20.24 1.21.22.01 1.21.23.01 )

for version in "${versions[@]}"; do
  with_temp_file download_has_pdb "$version"
  exit_code="$?"
  if [[ "$exit_code" -eq 0 ]]; then
    echo "Version $version provides pdb!"
    continue;
  fi
  if [[ "$exit_code" -eq 1 ]]; then
    echo "Version $version does not provide pdb"
    continue;
  fi
  echo "Unable to download $version"
done

# last version that provides bedrock_server.pdb and bedrock_server_symbols.debug seems to be 1.21.3.01