I have my mod JAR file uploaded for the MC1.8 release of my mod, and now I'm trying to upload a bugfix release for the MC1.7.10 branch and it's being rejected as a duplicate of the 1.8 version, which is strange since the versions have several notably different features and source code. I've tested both Link Removed: http://www.mediafire.com/download/kplup373af7af5x/betterbeginnings-MC1.7.10-b0.9.1.jar (1.7.10) and the downloaded 1.8 version from CurseForge in their corresponding MC environments, and both work with the correct featuresets. I then swapped the files, and both are ignored completely by Forge, not even crashing. Nonetheless, the files are indeed different, and treated differently by Minecraft. When I try to upload the bugfix version, CurseForge says the file size is 372 KB, the same size as the 1.8 version, when the file is actually 313 KB on my computer. Why does CurseForge think these files are the same?
If you have uploaded a zipped file , you can't just edit the zipped file itself then upload a new version. You have to edit the files outside of the zip and zip those up to a new zipped file.
If you have uploaded a zipped file , you can't just edit the zipped file itself then upload a new version. You have to edit the files outside of the zip and zip those up to a new zipped file.
They were JAR files, and after the first one failed, I used "gradlew build" to rebuild my entire mod when I tried again. The two versions were built by completely separate project instances.
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Curse PremiumI have my mod JAR file uploaded for the MC1.8 release of my mod, and now I'm trying to upload a bugfix release for the MC1.7.10 branch and it's being rejected as a duplicate of the 1.8 version, which is strange since the versions have several notably different features and source code. I've tested both Link Removed: http://www.mediafire.com/download/kplup373af7af5x/betterbeginnings-MC1.7.10-b0.9.1.jar (1.7.10) and the downloaded 1.8 version from CurseForge in their corresponding MC environments, and both work with the correct featuresets. I then swapped the files, and both are ignored completely by Forge, not even crashing. Nonetheless, the files are indeed different, and treated differently by Minecraft. When I try to upload the bugfix version, CurseForge says the file size is 372 KB, the same size as the 1.8 version, when the file is actually 313 KB on my computer. Why does CurseForge think these files are the same?
Are They The Same Name?
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Curse PremiumNo. One is "betterbeginnings-MC1.8-b0.9.1-pre1", and one is "betterbeginnings-MC1.7.10-b0.9.1".
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Curse PremiumIf you have uploaded a zipped file , you can't just edit the zipped file itself then upload a new version. You have to edit the files outside of the zip and zip those up to a new zipped file.
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Curse PremiumThey were JAR files, and after the first one failed, I used "gradlew build" to rebuild my entire mod when I tried again. The two versions were built by completely separate project instances.
i'm having the same issue
Me tooo :C