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When attempting to use an Arch project inside a Non-Arch-Loom, specifically where the common project uses loom instead of Arch loom or VanillaGradle libs that do not have Fabric-Loom-Remap defined in the jar manifest will cause loom to not properly remap the dependency.
I'll be honest, this is information from @modmuss50 and I don't fully understand the problem but adding this to the manifest fixes the issue. This is less a bug in Arch loom and more of a feature request for better cross build tools compatability.
Example of what needs to be added to the manifest.
jar {
manifest {
attributes 'Fabric-Loom-Remap': true
}
}
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Ideally an on by default option would be best as, from my knowledge, it won't affect any other toolchain but does provide good support for using normal loom to back a multi-project workspace.
If it was added to the templates, it would likely be enough, no sure really.
When attempting to use an Arch project inside a Non-Arch-Loom, specifically where the common project uses
loom
instead of Arch loom orVanillaGradle
libs that do not haveFabric-Loom-Remap
defined in the jar manifest will causeloom
to not properly remap the dependency.I'll be honest, this is information from @modmuss50 and I don't fully understand the problem but adding this to the manifest fixes the issue. This is less a bug in Arch loom and more of a feature request for better cross build tools compatability.
Example of what needs to be added to the manifest.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: