In general, use sided lambdas safely by embedding them in a separately loaded class. There's a whole twitch stream
dedicated to investigating this problem. See link in DistExecutor if you're interested.
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off-thread GUIs in any way shape or form, and we need the main thread to do real work.
Fix forge fading in wrongly.
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path. We just need to verify what we need is on the classpath, and
try and handle when it's not, cleanly (by recommending running the
installer).
The manifest now embeds the correct launch arguments to allow FML to
resolve - these were _never_ editable, and belong somewhere out of
the way.
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the two extra Let's Encrypt root certs installed into an auxiliary
keystore.
The keystore was generated using standard commands, documented in the
FixSSL class.
The Let's Encrypt certificates are not provided by default in Java 8
prior to update 101.
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and enable ModLauncher to use those instead. This allows all mods to load
within the scope of the game classloader, removing weird conflicts and
class discovery problems.
stronger classloader separation between the two sides. Forge now
loads as a regular mod.
Still needs a bunch of debugging, but structure looks good and game loads
in forge dev.
2018-12-31 16:34:33 -05:00
Renamed from src/main/java/net/minecraftforge/fml/loading/FMLLoader.java (Browse further)
David Quintana