When loaded with fabric api if a mod registers an overly high cook time, this code is ran causing Item.toString() to be ran, resulting into a call of Registries.ITEM.getEntry(this).getIdAsString() which seems to incorrectly have returned a null entry as of a result of this mixin
here's the relevant stacktrace, and here's the full latest.log with my mod alchemist which registers a few fuel items above what the vanilla furnace can handle, in a dev enviroment that includes both alchemist and owo-lib via modrinth maven, a standalone server seems to work.
When loaded with fabric api if a mod registers an overly high cook time, this code is ran causing
Item.toString()to be ran, resulting into a call ofRegistries.ITEM.getEntry(this).getIdAsString()which seems to incorrectly have returned a null entry as of a result of this mixinhere's the relevant stacktrace, and here's the full
latest.logwith my mod alchemist which registers a few fuel items above what the vanilla furnace can handle, in a dev enviroment that includes both alchemist and owo-lib via modrinth maven, a standalone server seems to work.