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[1.8.9][SOLVED] Forge contribution: patches, and Modding: where's conf now?


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Good day.

I have 2 questions to you:

 

-When contributing to forge, and changing patches, after running

gradle genPatches

, where are patches applied?

Because i don't see mine being applied, and there are no errors in console.

 

-Where is conf folder now? Or how can we find srg names.

Because in latest 1.8.9. there's no more unpacked folder in gradle/caches.

Srgs are not noly useful for patches, but also reflection of mc names.

Right now i rely on 1.7.10 srgs, but it's not valid for new fields and methods.

 

Sorry, if any of questions should go to another forum.

 

Thanks for help!

If you have any questions - just ask!

Posted
  On 2/21/2016 at 6:42 PM, diesieben07 said:

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-When contributing to forge, and changing patches, after running
gradle genPatches

, where are patches applied?

Because i don't see mine being applied, and there are no errors in console.

genPatches compares the code in Clean project to the one in the Forge project and generates the patch files for the differences.

Oh really????????????????????

:o :o :o :o :o

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Srgs are not noly useful for patches
Wait, are you writing patches by hand? :o

Yes.

Seriously, yes.

I was writing them by hand.

 

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-Where is conf folder now? Or how can we find srg names.

Because in latest 1.8.9. there's no more unpacked folder in gradle/caches.

~/.gradle/caches/minecraft/de/oceanlabs/mcp

contains all MCP mappings versions you have downloaded.

Thanks.

But how do i get corresponing names to deobf?

Posted
  On 2/22/2016 at 3:40 PM, diesieben07 said:

I can't see why it would. It was made at a time where both MCPBot and the .csv files were already a thing (they have been basically forever).

It loads data from conf, which as i said, does not exist in unpacked anymore.

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