mod dipendency cheks

[ShinobuKocho9906]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• [x] I have searched the existing issues

Launcher Version

0.45.2

Operating System

Windows

Architecture

x64

Current Behavior

when using "dipendency check" not all dipendences are found

Expected Behavior

dipendency chesk have to found that user have to install "mod menu 11.0.0" (like notificated in fabric loader Error)

Steps To Reproduce

Enviroment:

• game with fabric loader and minecraft 1.21 with mods: fabric API 0.101.2+21, indium 1.0.34, iris 1.7.3, mod menu 1.7.3, sodium extra 0.5.7, sodium 0.5.11, resolutioncontrol 3 3.21-4.0.0 (game enviroment download here: )
• system: windows 11 24H2 pro
• 16GB ram, 1T SSD M2
• GPU: RTX 3060 LHR 12GB VRAM
• CPU: Intel core i7 11700KF

1. check dipendencies
2. the option will not found enything
3. start minecraft
4. see fabric loader Error

(video here: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7ce92ae8-0766-46df-b43a-861752e7bcec)

Anything else?

I think a solution: use "built in mod dipendency check" (the line under all mods ) instead of dipendency in curseforge/modrinth description on the right (

fabric Error:

anter manualy installing required dipendencies from fabric:

[ci010]

This behavior is expected for current version. We only respect the modrinth/curseforge dependencies list.

Even though we can parse the dependencies list from mod files, we cannot map, for example, a mod with modid="modmenu" to the actual mod menu modrinth project.

In the future, we might be able to mitigate this situation by using collected the mod metadata mapped with modrinth/curseforge info.

[ShinobuKocho9906]

what is the list under all mods?

[ci010]

what is the list under all mods?

The mod jar file, will declare its dependenies in it mod metadata file. In the metadata file, it will use "modId" and "version" to describe its dependencies. Currently, we cannot map the "modId" and "version" to the actual modrinth/curseforge project, but in the future, it's possible as we are collecting the mapping data.

[ShinobuKocho9906]

i mean to possibility to check dipendencies from mod metadatas (because we can read them, the check could recursively check the data being read and check if the mod is installed) and modrinth/curseforge instead using modrinth/curseforge dipendencies data only

[ci010]

i see. I may add a view for strict dependencies check according to the metadata. Even though the launcher cannot do downloads from it, it could still hint user that such mods are missing.