Closed IzzyBizzy45 closed 2 years ago
I don't do any fabric modding but instead of Text.literal("")
isn't there a Text.empty()
that would be of better use in those spots?
I don't do any fabric modding but instead of
Text.literal("")
isn't there aText.empty()
that would be of better use in those spots?
can be tried although idk if github actions' compiling test would like that.
I don't do any fabric modding but instead of
Text.literal("")
isn't there aText.empty()
that would be of better use in those spots?
Fair point, I was more concerned with just moving the older functions to be the new ones. Updated it, will test with the github actions for you Kichura
18ish hours later and github actions still doesn't have a runner for the job. Testing with a manual build on a normal fabric client has it working without any issues, so if github finds a runner it should validate fine
i was able to get a runner for the workflow right as i pushed a commit which in turn made 2 workflows happen. not sure whats going on with your repo but i think you might need to cancel the queued one and try again.
I'm not sure what's happening with mine. Even re-creating the file just leaves it still trying to find a runner. As it runs on PhoenixAceVFX's fine, I presume it should work fine if this gets merged (you can ignore the last two commits.) Just confused why my one is being weird.
yea you can grab it from my fork if needed, i only made the fork to test the runner
Forgot something since i looked into the PR, the workflow should be named "fabric.yml" and it says "buildfabric" instead, is that a typo?
Sorta, it was another rename to try get actions to work with the intention to change it back incase something else needed to be updated before the PR was completed. Actions still reads it fine and is trying to build it. Did you want me to change it back to "fabric.yml"?
Sorta, it was another rename to try get actions to work with the intention to change it back incase something else needed to be updated before the PR was completed. Actions still reads it fine and is trying to build it. Did you want me to change it back to "fabric.yml"?
Would be the best to try and not end up making it look like a typo.
Let me know if you want anything changed specifically, Just made enough changes to get it working on Fabric 1.19 without loosing any functionality. Bumped version to 2.9.2 from 2.9.1 as it's technically an update.