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QuiltMC
Support 1.20.6
I know. I'm not stupid. It's awesome that fabric has several developers to help it update while I'm maintaining more more than them over 3 versions. It'll come when it'll come. It won't take as long as 1.20.4, but I would expect at least two weeks minimum for qfapi.
There is also a possibility that quilt entirely skips qfapi for 1.20.5 as the code has gotten extremely difficult to maintain and has more issues than I can count.
@OroArmor seems that the curse of people asking for the newest version is back again. Hope they won't be disrespectful...
So @GGORG0
Where's QSL/QFAPI for 1.20.5 MC version? The Quilt devs have physical world responsibilities and other stuff to deal with. Asking when will QSL/QFAPI 1.20.5 release will not make them release said Quilt thing any faster so please stop asking.
Yeah, I do know that. I just wanted to make sure it won't take, how long?, almost a year
Btw what are the advantages of using qfapi over fabric API (for users not developers)? From what I remember the regular fabric API works perfectly on quilt too...
Yeah, I do know that. I just wanted to make sure it won't take, how long?, almost a year
Btw what are the advantages of using qfapi over fabric API (for users not developers)? From what I remember the regular fabric API works perfectly on quilt too...
FAPI and QSL are incompatible. QFAPI is a compatibility layer between FAPI & QSL that works by reimplmenting FAPI stuff on top of QSL.
This should just go straight to 1.20.6 instead
1.20.5 & 1.20.6 are very likely same version. It's the same situation it was between 1.20.3 & 1.20.4. It means that it will probably still stays in a single version for the two ones.
I know. I'm not stupid. It's awesome that fabric has several developers to help it update while I'm maintaining more more than them over 3 versions. It'll come when it'll come. It won't take as long as 1.20.4, but I would expect at least two weeks minimum for qfapi.
It feels like there's too much pressure on your shoulders. QUILT deserves as much attention as FABRIC already gets. I hope that the talents will soon be challenged by the amount of work to be done on this project, because if not, a call for help will have to be organised. I regret more and more that I wasn't interested in Java, I can only help with the multimedia side (audio, video, image).
@Soulfate24 there is always time to learn new languages. The issue is how to prevent devs doing the same thing concurrently - you don't want to spend a ton of time merging commits when you could have spent that time fixing bugs.
