Stage one was keeping a single instance of a mod at any given time, for simplicity.
This is the next step, allowing multiple versions of the mod to be installed and allowing each profile to specify which version they wish to use. This will necessitate a separate folder to be used by the app that holds all the mods, and to move these mods to the Factorio mods folder when needed.
As part of this, I'd like to add the ability for the user to copy/fork a mod within the app. This will allow users to tweak the mods without worrying about that getting overwriting. This is part of a future plan I have to allow editing mod files within the app.
Stage one was keeping a single instance of a mod at any given time, for simplicity. This is the next step, allowing multiple versions of the mod to be installed and allowing each profile to specify which version they wish to use. This will necessitate a separate folder to be used by the app that holds all the mods, and to move these mods to the Factorio mods folder when needed.
As part of this, I'd like to add the ability for the user to copy/fork a mod within the app. This will allow users to tweak the mods without worrying about that getting overwriting. This is part of a future plan I have to allow editing mod files within the app.