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packraven 0.1.4
Added
- Can now add JVM flags and arguments for test runs of the client and server, under Pack settings -> Test runs, or for every pack under App settings -> Java. These are not shipped.
packraven 0.1.3
Fixed
- File editor's view pane jumping around to incorrect locations when typing at certain window sizes
packraven 0.1.2
Added
- Improved search within log view, adding jump-to and surrounding lines.
- Java settings list the Javas packraven finds on this computer (CurseForge, JAVA_HOME, PATH, installed JDKs, IntelliJ, Gradle, Prism and Modrinth), so you pick one instead of typing a path
- When no Java of a version a pack needs is installed, packraven offers to download Oracle GraalVM for it
- Test runs fall back to any installed Java of the right version when CurseForge hasn't installed one or it wasn't detected
- You can launch and kill the test client from Mods, and start, restart and stop the test server from Server
- Server and Run tell you when the test server stops on its own, such as when a mod crashes it
- If the test server takes too long to stop, Stop server in the Server view turns into Kill server
Changed
- Renamed the Test view to Run
Fixed
- Mod version locks set in packraven now properly lock in Curseforge
- Opening or refreshing an instance in CurseForge no longer clears locks you only set in packraven
packraven 0.1.1
Added
- Mod updates and installs can be queued while others download
- Queued mod changes can be cancelled (cancelling one row cancels everything you started with it)
- Mods can be added while the test client runs, and load on its next launch
Changed
- Join server is now unticked by default, and saves your choice when you leave Test
- The previous run's logs are cleared when you start a test server or client
- Test start buttons wait for mod changes to finish
- Unavailable mod controls now say why on hover
Fixed
- Launching a client without Join server showed the box ticked
- Mods list missed changes from outside packraven (CurseForge app, git pull), hiding update flags. Check for updates now reloads it too
- Rail showed a spinner next to the status dot of a busy view
packraven 0.1.0
Added
- packraven can now keep itself up to date
- Mods tab: browse CurseForge and install with dependencies
- Update, roll back, lock, disable and remove mods, one-at-a-time or in bulk
- Review pending updates and their changelogs before Update all
- Resource packs, shaders and data packs can now be disabled
- Mod version locks now sync automatically with the CurseForge app
- Server Mods tab: Renamed to Server, added
server.propertieseditor, JVM flag and arg presets - Client and server publish uploads can now be renamed
- Pack version can now be edited from the rail
- Added Microsoft sign-in for test clients and online test servers. NOTE: This doesn't work until Mojang approves our API access request. Hopefully soon!
- Can now horizontally resize panes in Files, Git and Test
Changed
- Mods is now the default view
- Test servers now require accepting the Minecraft EULA
- Offline test servers now only accept local connections (for Mojang license compliance)
- Publishing is blocked while two versions of one mod are enabled (CurseForge rejects manifests with these)
Fixed
- Java detection for CurseForge's new install folders
- Mod updates skip jars Minecraft is currently holding open instead of stopping partway
- Failed downloads will retry up to three times