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We have seen situations where mojang suddenly deobfuscates existing fields/methods, breaking our mod usage. This has defeated the intermediary names' purpose, i.e. to allow mods to work across versions more easily. Also, see #9; mojang has changed obfuscation status of classes as well, making such intermediary inclusion more necessary.
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The problem is that Mojang and other developers may introduce libraries and software which expect these de-obfuscated names to exist. We need to handle that as well.
I don't think there's any realistic use case where keeping the original deobf names is beneficial, everything but calling main will most certainly need to access obfuscated parts as well..
We have seen situations where mojang suddenly deobfuscates existing fields/methods, breaking our mod usage. This has defeated the intermediary names' purpose, i.e. to allow mods to work across versions more easily. Also, see #9; mojang has changed obfuscation status of classes as well, making such intermediary inclusion more necessary.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: