Re-add AT and coremod detection from FG2 #1
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Re-adds missing mod dependency AT + coremod detection based on FG2 code.
(Ugly) Gradle Hacks
Here's a brief explanation of the core parts of legacydev. The details are pretty well documented in code.
GradleForgeHacks
searchCoremods
andsearchCoremods
- searches for coremods on the classpath and adds them to thefml.coreMods.load
system property so that they can be located by FMLAtRegistrar
- looks for theFMLAT
manifest attribute in classpath jars. If found, it registers the jar to theModAccessTransformer
AccessTransformerTransformer
- a coremod that deobfuscates the modifier names of all non-default access transformers. The original code was slightly modified to add support for custom AT subclasses some mods use (tested with InvTweaks). Mapping data is read usingnet.minecraftforge.gradle.GradleStart.csvDir
system property, which points to a directory containing csv mapping files. This needs to be set by ForgeGradle.AccessTransformerTweaker
Registers the
AccessTransformerTransformer
coremod.CoremodTweaker
Injects location information for coremods added by
GradleForgeHacks
.Build updates
2022