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Add option for mods that "will be removed" to move them into a My Mods folder instead #175
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I think an easier fix would be to put a 'Do not put zipmods into Modpack folders.txt` file or similar inside the mods folder. |
A question. I do the But I also see some being deleted, and no newer version, and go to check and see that an entire folder is being deleted (usually with few mods) and stuff. |
@ssj4maiko This would be a question for maintainers, usually it's either the mod being replaced with a different mod that includes it, or being removed on a request of the author. I'll see about detecting that the mod is removed because of a newer version and display that in the interface. |
The fix to detecting updated zipmods I mentioned is included in https://github.com/IllusionMods/KKManager/releases/tag/v1.3.1 |
Oh, so that's why last time I checked there were a bunch of delete only files after I had updated it fully. |
Finally had the time to check on it, I confirmed that the items selected to be removed were not duplicates. They were items from: I suppose these authors have removed these items themselves then? |
That or requested removal I guess, it's a question for https://github.com/BetterRepack/SideloaderModpackTracker/issues |
Feature
For mods that get flagged for removal during a mod update, allow the user to specify that they instead be moved into a folder called "My Mods" rather than deleting them.
Optionally: if the mod's file name starts with text between square brackets, move the mod into a subfolder inside My Mods whose name is that text. For example, if I have a mod called
[anse] jnco_pants v3.8.1.zipmod
, then it would be moved into a folder calledanse
insideMy Mods
.Why this Would Be Nice
It's not obvious that we're supposed to put mods we downloaded into a separate folder to keep Chikarin from wanting to nuke them. This would mostly just be a usability (especially for new users) and quality-of-life feature.
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