buildscript.properties

#
# The "buildscript.properties" file contains settings loaded and used by the "build.gradle" file.
# For settings loaded in all gradle files or custom settings, use "gradle.properties" instead.
# New properties should not be created in this file, use "gradle.properties" instead.
#

# The name of your mod. Can be any sequence of characters.
modName = GTExpertCore

# This is a case-sensitive string to identify your mod.
# Must be less than 64 characters and all lowercase. Convention is to only contain alphabetic characters.
modId = gtexpert

# Project package location.
modGroup = com.github.gtexpert.core

# Version of your mod.
# This field can be left empty if you want your mod's version to be determined by the latest git tag instead.
modVersion = 2.7.8-beta

# Whether to use the old jar naming structure (modid-mcversion-version) instead of the new version (modid-version)
includeMCVersionJar = true

# The name of your jar when you produce builds, not including any versioning info
modArchivesBaseName = GTExpertCore

# Will update your build.gradle automatically whenever an update is available
autoUpdateBuildScript = false

minecraftVersion = 1.12.2

# Debug mod compatibility
debug_all = false
debug_gtwp = false
debug_inb = false
debug_aea = false
debug_extracpus = false
debug_thaumcraft = false
debug_thaumenergy = false
debug_eio = false
debug_deda = false
debug_avaritia = false
debug_gtfo = false
debug_jer = false

# Select a username for testing your mod with breakpoints. You may leave this empty for a random username each time you
# restart Minecraft in development. Choose this dependent on your mod:
# Do you need consistent player progressing (for example Thaumcraft)? -> Select a name
# Do you need to test how your custom blocks interacts with a player that is not the owner? -> leave name empty
# Alternatively this can be set with the 'DEV_USERNAME' environment variable.
developmentEnvironmentUserName = Developer

# Additional arguments applied to the JVM when launching minecraft
# Syntax: -arg1=value1;-arg2=value2;...
# Example value: -Dmixin.debug.verify=true;-XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions
additionalJavaArguments =

# Enables using modern java syntax via Jabel, while still targeting JVM 8.
# See https://github.com/bsideup/jabel for details on how this works.
# RetroFuturaGradle 2.x requires a Java 25 JDK, which is also used as the compilation toolchain.
# Byte Buddy (used by Jabel) needs '-Dnet.bytebuddy.experimental=true' (set in gradle.properties)
# to run on Java 25. The produced jar still targets Java 8 bytecode.
enableModernJavaSyntax = true

# Generate a class with String fields for the mod id, name and version named with the fields below
generateGradleTokenClass = com.github.gtexpert.core.Tags
gradleTokenModId = MODID
gradleTokenModName = MODNAME
gradleTokenVersion = VERSION

# In case your mod provides an API for other mods to implement you may declare its package here. Otherwise, you can
# leave this property empty.
# Example value: apiPackage = api + modGroup = com.myname.mymodid -> com.myname.mymodid.api
apiPackage =

# If you want to keep your API code in src/api instead of src/main
useSrcApiPath = false

# Specify the configuration file for Forge's access transformers here. It must be placed into /src/main/resources/
# There can be multiple files in a comma-separated list.
# Example value: mymodid_at.cfg,jei_at.cfg
accessTransformersFile =

# Provides setup for Mixins if enabled. If you don't know what mixins are: Keep it disabled!
usesMixins = true
# Mixin Provider to use. Primarily changed when needing to use a different version.
mixinProviderSpec = zone.rong:mixinbooter:10.7
# Specify the package that contains all of your Mixins. You may only place Mixins in this package or the build will fail!
mixinsPackage = mixins
# Location of the mixin config refmap. If left, blank, defaults to "mixins.${modId}.refmap.json". Target file must have the "json" extension.
mixinConfigRefmap = mixins.gtexpert.refmap.json
# Automatically generates a mixin config json if enabled, with the name mixins.modid.json
generateMixinConfig = false
# Specify the core mod entry class if you use a core mod. This class must implement IFMLLoadingPlugin!
# Example value: coreModClass = asm.FMLPlugin + modGroup = com.myname.mymodid -> com.myname.mymodid.asm.FMLPlugin
coreModClass = core.GTECoreMod
# If your project is only a consolidation of mixins or a core mod and does NOT contain a 'normal' mod (meaning that
# there is no class annotated with @Mod) you want this to be true. When in doubt: leave it on false!
containsMixinsAndOrCoreModOnly = false

# Enables Mixins even if this mod doesn't use them, useful if one of the dependencies uses mixins.
forceEnableMixins = false

# Outputs pre-transformed and post-transformed loaded classes to run/CLASSLOADER_TEMP. Can be used in combination with
# diff to see exactly what your ASM or Mixins are changing in the target file.
# Optionally can be specified with the 'CORE_MOD_DEBUG' env var. Will output a lot of files!
enableCoreModDebug = false

# Adds CurseMaven, Modrinth Maven, BlameJared maven, and some more well-known 1.12.2 repositories
includeWellKnownRepositories = true

# Adds JEI and TheOneProbe to your development environment. Adds them as 'implementation', meaning they will
# be available at compiletime and runtime for your mod (in-game and in-code).
# Overrides the above setting to be always true, as these repositories are needed to fetch the mods
includeCommonDevEnvMods = true

# Some mods require a specific forge version to launch in. When you need to use one of those mods as a dependency,
# and cannot launch with the forge version required, enable this to strip the forge version requirements from that mod.
# This will add 'strip-latest-forge-requirements' as 'runtimeOnlyNonPublishable'.
# Requires useMixins or forceEnableMixins to be true, as the mod uses mixins to function.
stripForgeRequirements = false


# If enabled, you may use 'shadowCompile' for dependencies. They will be integrated in your jar. It is your
# responsibility check the licence and request permission for distribution, if required.
usesShadowedDependencies = false
# If disabled, won't remove unused classes from shaded dependencies. Some libraries use reflection to access
# their own classes, making the minimization unreliable.
minimizeShadowedDependencies = true
# If disabled, won't rename the shadowed classes.
relocateShadowedDependencies = true

# Separate run directories into "run/client" for runClient task, and "run/server" for runServer task.
# Useful for debugging a server and client simultaneously. If not enabled, it will be in the standard location "run/"
separateRunDirectories = false

# The display name format of versions published to Curse and Modrinth. $MOD_NAME and $VERSION are available variables.
# Default: $MOD_NAME \u2212 $VERSION. \u2212 is the minus character which looks much better than the hyphen minus on Curse.
versionDisplayFormat = $MOD_NAME \u2212 $VERSION

# Publishing to modrinth requires you to set the MODRINTH_API_KEY environment variable to your current modrinth API token.

# The project's ID on Modrinth. Can be either the slug or the ID.
# Leave this empty if you don't want to publish on Modrinth.
# Alternatively this can be set with the 'MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID' environment variable.
modrinthProjectId =

# The project's relations on Modrinth. You can use this to refer to other projects on Modrinth.
# Syntax: scope1-type1:name1;scope2-type2:name2;...
# Where scope can be one of [required, optional, incompatible, embedded],
#       type can be one of [project, version],
#       and the name is the Modrinth project or version slug/id of the other mod.
# Example: required-project:jei;optional-project:top;incompatible-project:gregtech
modrinthRelations =


# Publishing to CurseForge requires you to set the CURSEFORGE_API_KEY environment variable to one of your CurseForge API tokens.

# The project's numeric ID on CurseForge. You can find this in the About Project box.
# Leave this empty if you don't want to publish on CurseForge.
# Alternatively this can be set with the 'CURSEFORGE_PROJECT_ID' environment variable.
curseForgeProjectId =

# The project's relations on CurseForge. You can use this to refer to other projects on CurseForge.
# Syntax: type1:name1;type2:name2;...
# Where type can be one of [requiredDependency, embeddedLibrary, optionalDependency, tool, incompatible],
#       and the name is the CurseForge project slug of the other mod.
# Example: requiredDependency:railcraft;embeddedLibrary:cofhlib;incompatible:buildcraft
curseForgeRelations =

# This project's release type on CurseForge and/or Modrinth
# Alternatively this can be set with the 'RELEASE_TYPE' environment variable.
# Allowed types: release, beta, alpha
releaseType = beta

# Generate a default changelog for releases. Requires git to be installed, as it uses it to generate a changelog of
# commits since the last tagged release.
generateDefaultChangelog = false

# Prevent the source code from being published
noPublishedSources = false


# Publish to a custom maven location. Follows a few rules:
# Group ID can be set with the 'ARTIFACT_GROUP_ID' environment variable, default to 'project.group'
# Artifact ID can be set with the 'ARTIFACT_ID' environment variable, default to 'project.name'
# Version can be set with the 'RELEASE_VERSION' environment variable, default to 'modVersion'
# For maven credentials:
# Username is set with the 'MAVEN_USER' environment variable, default to "NONE"
# Password is set with the 'MAVEN_PASSWORD' environment variable, default to "NONE"
customMavenPublishUrl =

# The group for maven artifacts. Defaults to the 'project.modGroup' until the last '.' (if any).
# So 'mymod' becomes 'mymod' and 'com.myname.mymodid' 'becomes com.myname'
mavenArtifactGroup =

# Enable spotless checks
# Enforces code formatting on your source code
# By default this will use the files found here: https://github.com/GTModpackTeam/Buildscripts/tree/master/spotless
# to format your code. However, you can create your own version of these files and place them in your project's
# root directory to apply your own formatting options instead.
enableSpotless = true

# Enable JUnit testing platform used for testing your code.
# Uses JUnit 5. See guide and documentation here: https://junit.org/junit5/docs/current/user-guide/
enableJUnit = true

# Deployment debug setting
# Uncomment this to test deployments to CurseForge and Modrinth
# Alternatively, you can set the 'DEPLOYMENT_DEBUG' environment variable.
deploymentDebug = false