Closed phoenix-the-uncreative closed 3 months ago
RedNesto
commented
10 months ago We changed how I18n methods are identified by the plugin, it now uses a custom annotation and we use external annotations to attach it to existing known classes, looks like some were missed during the migration.
If someone wishes to contribute missing methods here is an example
You can add them locally in your project too using the appropriate intention in the editor.
Earthcomputer
commented
10 months ago You didn't specify which Minecraft version you were using, but I didn't include MCP mappings during the migration, so it might be that.
phoenix-the-uncreative
commented
10 months ago You didn't specify which Minecraft version you were using, but I didn't include MCP mappings during the migration, so it might be that.
That might be it, yeah. I'm using 1.16.5 with MCP mappings.
phoenix-the-uncreative
commented
9 months ago I added the annotations myself, #2197
Minecraft Development for IntelliJ plugin version
1.6.11
IntelliJ version
2023.2.5
Operating System
Windows 11
Target platform
Minecraft Forge
Description of the bug
Previously, when I called to
I18n#format, the plugin would notify me if I used a key that does not exist and I could easily add it to the language file from the context menu.Since 1.6.11, this doesn't work: I can't go to existing keys with ctrl+click, calls to
I18n#formatare no longer folded into the English translation and I can only create new keys when I write a string and manually select it to use the context menu action "Convert string literal to translation".I've rolled back to 1.6.10 and it works again.