Open CleeKru opened 8 years ago
I don't know how version ranges work here (and the odds are anything reported here won't even be fixed), but in many systems, square brackets and parentheses generally mean different things.
So maybe being different is actually correct? For instance, [1.7.10R3.1.0B1,1.7.10R3.2.0) might mean "greater than or equal to 1.7.10R3.1.0B1 but less than 1.7.10R3.2.0"?
I don't know but i had the newest version of CoFHCore installed and it didn't work so i checked the logs and found this so i don't know...
and also doesn't Forge normaly say the version number when it says to you that there is a mod missing the version number without brackets?
Wrong repo, you'll want skyboy's fork
MineFactoryReloaded-[1.7.10]2.8.1B1-143 version dependencie says for CofhCore: [CoFHCore@[1.7.10R3.1.0B1,1.7.10R3.2.0)]
In the log file it says: [16:40:00] [Client thread/TRACE] [MineFactoryReloaded/]: Parsed dependency info : [CoFHCore@[1.7.10R3.1.0B1,1.7.10R3.2.0)] [CoFHCore@[1.7.10R3.1.0B1,1.7.10R3.2.0)] []
The square and normal brackets are mixed up