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MCP to SRG doesn't work when building jar

XXXL
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I'm using MCP fields  

ObfuscationReflectionHelper.getPrivateValue(AnyClass.class, foo, "bar")

The generated jar (build/libs/example.jar) has no converted fields (errors: [net.minecraftforge.fml.util.ObfuscationReflectionHelper/REFLECTION]: Unable to locate field ...).
For the jar build I tried ./gradlew build and intellij idea.
What have I missed or could have done wrong?

version:
client: 1.18
forge: 38.0.14

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    • XXXL changed the title to MCP to SRG doesn't work when building jar

    You need to use the SRG name of fields when using the ObfuscationReflectionHelper.

    That's the one that looks like f_12313_.

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    4 minutes ago, Curle said:

    You need to use the SRG name of fields when using the ObfuscationReflectionHelper.

    That's the one that looks like f_12313_.

    Thanks. Solved

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