[Crash] Game Fails to Start with Latest Version of Resourcify
FocalFlare opened this issue · 3 comments
Upon attempting to launch Minecraft after updating Resourcify to 1.3.6, the game immediately crashes without ever even starting up. Before finding this out by hard, I checked to see if this mod was the culprit and not any of the datapacks I downloaded and modified for my worlds.
Here's what I tried doing to no avail:
- Undo all modification of my installed datapacks (and even disabled them).
- Disable two of the most-recent mods I installed.
I checked the log I attached for a line with "caused by" and the line I see with that has this:
Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Failed to parse spec
I'm not really sure what that even means but it's coming from this version of Resourcify only. Without it, the crash doesn't happen.
Solutions for this crash might work for everyone who's having this same issue but are 100% not guaranteed to work for those with even a slightly different issue, so please open another issue if yours is any different. Regardless, I appreciate your input(s)!
Technical Information
Resourcify version: 1.3.6
Minecraft version: 1.18.2
Other mods (if relevant): Other mods specified in log &
- Embeddium [0.3.14]
- Embeddium++ [1.2.1a]
- Forge (Loader) [40.2.18]
Describe the bug
TL;DR: Latest version of Resourcify crashes Minecraft upon launch, causing exit code 2. Previous version v1.3.3 doesn't trigger this crash.
Expected behavior
The game starts up like normal.
Steps to reproduce
- Download or update Resourcify to v1.3.6.
- Try to launch the game with this version of the mod [ends with exit code of 2].
Additional information
I know this might be a case of mod incompatibility, but if needed, I can provide a ZIP file of my currently enabled mods via Google Drive if you want to try and reproduce this.
Log(s)
This log was copied from my launcher and pasted into a text editor for saving.
Prism Log from Installing Resourcify 1.3.6.txt
Thank you for the report! Looks like I misconfigured the allowed minecraft versions causing the mods.toml file to fail parsing, I'll get a fix out in a bit
I delisted the affected versions (1.3.6 for forge 1.18.2 and 1.19.4) and published 1.3.6.1 with a fix for the affected versions, it is available on modrinth right now, and will be available on curseforge once it passes review, which will probably not be until sunday or maybe even later, unfortunately.
Alright I'll test this version out.