build.gradle second repository block is skipped

[MammalTheBest4]

When Gradle is building, the second repository block (Where mod compatibility is handled) in the build.gradle file is skipped and goes to the second dependencies block directly.

This causes a "DefaultMultiCauseException: could not resolve (mod dependency)" and stops the build which doesn't add the mod.

I have tried to recreate the repository block but nothing. I even went to the original mdk and pasted the build.gradle file, changed everything there and nothing.

You can find the build.gradle here: https://gist.github.com/frowcallaway/1f44f1293d6a44a6af2a99025c10f2f9

If you find a solution, please reply

[MammalTheBest4]

Thank you for replying to me.

Here is the error message:

Caused by: org.gradle.internal.exceptions.DefaultMultiCauseException: Could not resolve mezz.jei:jei

1.18.2:9.7.1.232.

The repository is here: https://github.com/frowcallaway/Better-Void-Forge

I hope this will help.

Edited August 10, 2022 by MammalTheBest4

[MammalTheBest4]

Sorry but I think I sent the wrong commit

Here is the updated commit: https://github.com/frowcallaway/Better-Void-Forge

[warjort]

I don't see any problem with JEI.

I do see you trying to use JEI for 1.18.2 and trying to use 1.18.2 minecraft methods while you have specified minecraft 1.18.1 in your build.

Changing it to use 1.18.2 and net.minecraftforge:forge:1.18.2-40.1.0 allows me to compile and run the game with JEI available.

 

You do have errors in your assets/data json files.

 

[MammalTheBest4]

I found the error!

Gradle was set to offline mode and now it compiles well!

Thank you @warjort and @diesieben07 for helping me.

About the json files:

My data generator is having an issue but I dont want to talk about that.

Edited August 10, 2022 by MammalTheBest4
About the json files