Reorder versions #6
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This idea is great in principle, but unfortunately, a lot of people... don't know what semver is. Even developers. 🙁 Also, some mods publish multiple different versions at different version numbers for different MC versions, which would lead to it being sorted strangely in some cases. Take, for example, Mod Menu: it has a v1.16.x series for MC 1.16.5, a v2.0.x series for MC 1.17.1, and a v2.1.x series for MC 1.18 snapshots. It supports all three of these at the same time, but the 1.16.5 version would be buried underneath the multiple 1.17/1.18 versions if it were to be sorted by semver. |
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Yeah, I had to unsubscribe from ModMenu's releases for that reason :D I guess it's not so bad if their 1.16 versions are grouped together, it even makes more sense when I think about it. The new version still uses the old API, and if you're looking for the old API, you aren't really interested in releases for the new API. Another problem is the suffix versions, like But anyway, the best way I think is just to let mod authors decide what they want. |
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Ideally this should be up to the user to sort things how they want when looking for files, not the developer. eg; You should be able to filter a projects versions page by minecraft version. I have no use seeing anything else when I'm looking for files that are for 1.18.1 for instance. As it stands right now, there are zero filtering or sorting options on project pages, which really sucks. |
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@kencinder That's being tracked as #335 :) |
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So since I was linked here, is any work happening regrading this? |
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Additional suggestions available at modrinth/labrinth#552 |
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I'd also like to note that being able to reorder versions isn't just important for the tidiness of the versions tab; it also affects the changelog tab. Since the changelog graphically indicates changes compounding over each consecutive version, this could lead to confusion about which versions have which features. Regarding the UX for publishers, I support @Roundaround's idea of an ordering index similar to the gallery. Alternatively, we could use a standard drag'n'drop reordering system (similar to Discord's sidebar). |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When I discovered Modrinth, I published a single
.jar
of the latest version of my mod. Now that I want to use the platform a bit more, I published my older versions as well as the newest one. However, they are ordered by publishing date.Describe the solution you'd like
It would be appropriate if mod authors could re-order the published versions as they see fit.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Ideally, the default sort should be influenced by the semver version number rather than the publishing date.
Additional context
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