For now this doesn't mean much, but it will help when we need data
exclusive from the metadata, such as addon id and mod provider.
Also removes the metadata when the mod is deleted, and make the Mod.h
file a little more pleasing to look at :)
This makes ModDownloadTask into a SequentialTask with 2 subtasks:
Downloading the mod files and updating the index with the new
information.
The index updating is done first so that, in the future, we
can prompt the user before download if, for instance, we discover
there's another version already installed.
We have been asked by CurseForge to remove this workaround as it
violates their terms of service. This is just a partial revert, as the
UI changes were otherwise unrelated.
This reverts commit 92e8aaf36f, reversing
changes made to 88a93945d4.
- Very basic wizard just to allow the user to choose whether to keep
their old paste settings or use the new default settings.
- People who used custom 0x0 instances would just be kept on those
settings and won't see the wizard.
- There's now a notice reminding people to change the base URL if they
had a custom base URL and change the paste type (that was something I
personally had problems with when I was testing, so a reminder was
helpful for me).
- Broke down some of the long lines on APIPage.cpp to be more readable.
- Added copyright headers where they were missing.
- Changed the paste service display names to the names they are more
commonly known by.
- Changed the default hastebin base URL to https://hst.sh due to the
acquisition of https://hastebin.com by Toptal.
Mojang introduced a new structure for natives, notably for LWJGL.
Now instead of using the `natives` structure of the version format, Mojang
chose to create a seperate library entry for each platform, which uses
the `rules` structure to specify the platform. These new split natives
carry the same groupId and artifactId, as the main library, but have an
additional classifier, like `natives-linux`.
When comparing GradleSpecifiers we don't look at the classifier, so when
the launcher sees an artifact called `org.lwjgl:lwjgl:3.3.1` and right
after that an artifact called `org.lwjgl:lwjgl:3.3.1:natives-linux`, it
will treat it as "already added" and forget it.
This change will include the classifier in that comparison.
Sometimes, the version field, that is supposed to be a string, was a
null instead. Inspecting other entries, seems like the default for not
having a version should be "", so I made it like that in case the
version was null.
I hope this fixes the issue :^)
