introduced here https://github.com/PrismLauncher/PrismLauncher/pull/3260fixes#4415
reason: some snapshot have Pre-Release in our meta but when searching in
Modrinth this needs to be translated to -pre and the reverse needed to
be done for filtering after we fetched the version.
Now there are snapshots with -pre in name and that works with Modrinth
but when we translate it back we replace it with Pre-Release so the
easeiest patch is just to double the version(one with -pre one with
Pre-Release)
The correct one would be to complicate the code and identify the
versions that need the transition and only apply this for those.
Signed-off-by: Trial97 <alexandru.tripon97@gmail.com>
As it turns out, LLDB can load Windows crash dumps!
This allows us go back to the regular (better supported) DWARF debuginfo
format used by MinGW, as now we have a tool that can both parse those
symbols *and* Windows' crash dumps. The biggest advantage here is that
once again, MinGW crash dumps can be easily inspected on Linux
Signed-off-by: Seth Flynn <getchoo@tuta.io>
Since we've started using ninja's multi-config generator, evaluating
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE at configure-time is no longer reliable. Thankfully,
CMake offers "generator expressions" that are evaluated during build
system generation, which allows us to continue using these conditional
flags without much headache
Signed-off-by: Seth Flynn <getchoo@tuta.io>
fixes#4547
introduced by #3828
made a mistake to use addonId instead ov fileId
this only applies to modrinth
on curseforge I could not reproduce this bug
Signed-off-by: Trial97 <alexandru.tripon97@gmail.com>
fixes#4537
This ensures that when looking to uninstall a resource prism will
consider the disabled ones to.
Right now we have a guard in place to prevent resources using the same
name so this check will allways match with the correct resouce.
Signed-off-by: Trial97 <alexandru.tripon97@gmail.com>
fixes#4541
introduced in
3c46d8a412
The original commit introduced m_name but never used it.
When the endActivity would be called with a count of 0 this would crash
the laucnher.
How to reproduce: try to switch your skin in quick succession until you
get 429 too many requests as response to the login.
I will also presume this is not the only crash caused by this(hopefully
it is as it was not catched for four years)
Signed-off-by: Trial97 <alexandru.tripon97@gmail.com>
The skin overlay was drawn together with the original skin making it
blend weirdly. By drawing the overlay after the skin this blends with
the body corectly.
Signed-off-by: Trial97 <alexandru.tripon97@gmail.com>
This should fix issues with OpenGL, as well as help as avoid using some
annoying (and fragile) hacks to locate our actual binary/other resources
Signed-off-by: Seth Flynn <getchoo@tuta.io>
ATM10 server seems to send a extra json object after the default response, that we need to cut off.
Signed-off-by: Tayou <git@tayou.org>
Co-authored-by: Trial97 <alexandru.tripon97@gmail.com>
