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Releases: CurseForgeCommunity/cf-mc-server

v1.2.0

08 May 18:11
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Features

  • Automatic filtering of client-side only mods (As long as the author marked the files correctly that is..)

v1.1.3

04 Oct 16:27
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Bug fixes

  • We now also use the correct java to launch Forge servers again. Neat huh?

v1.1.2

21 Jul 08:10
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Bug Fixes

  • Forge needs to be installed/started in another way in Minecraft 1.16+, so we do it like they want to now
  • Server can actually start properly now, since I use the full executable path for the file. Clever huh?

v1.1.1

21 Jul 05:59
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Bug Fixes

  • Properly escape dynamic data, so that Spectre.Console doesn't try to convert things like [1.18.2] into colors.

v1.1.0

23 Jun 19:55
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Features

  • Automatic installer based on file name (or arguments)
  • Interactive mode lets you add java arguments now (default -Xms4G -Xmx4G)
  • If a mod author has turned off the download possibility for 3rd party clients, we now show a list of mods that need manual attention.

v1.0.6

18 May 13:47
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Fixes

  • If the DownloadUrl is empty, we fetch it directly through the API as a workaround

v1.0.5

14 May 12:06
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Fixes

  • Use only JAR-files when locating installers for Forge/Fabric, no need to try and invoke a log-file..

v1.0.4

14 May 09:38
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Fixes

  • Use full path for chmod and redirect output (in case we need it, and to make it stop crashing when we read the output)

v1.0.3

14 May 08:01
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Fixes

  • Older Forge versions had a different file name, so we added support for that as well (by checking two variants during the install)

v1.0.2

11 May 07:19
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Changes

  • Made the interactive installer the default when you invoke the executable, so that people won't have to know how to read documentation or use a command line terminal.