PersonTheCat

Sure thing. Sorry for taking so long. I had just started training at a new job and wound up busy for a while. I've made the following changes: - Refactored...

Sure thing. Sounds great! I may be able to look into some of these issues this weekend, as well. Not sure where the divide by zero case could be occurring,...

I may have inadvertently fixed the divide by zero issue. I'm still not sure what caused it, but I no longer see it in the unit tests on Travis CI....

@Kieaer Sorry, I just now saw your response. Do you mean use line breaks to signify multiline comments? If so, you can call `JsonValue.setComment("Line 1\nLine 2");` for that. It'll sperate...

Still here. Would be cool as hell for sure, but I don't wanna risk the slowdown it might imply for OTG. Plus, CG has its own expression language that I'm...

I'm interested in doing some analysis on HTTP requests made by a service of mine. In your opinion--or in the opinion of any maintainer--how suitable would it be for this...

For reference, this is impacting a mod of mine in 2 ways: 1. Dynamic registry generation based on data pack configurations. Conflicts are expected to be handled by data pack...

@modmuss50 Yes. This does affect direct modification of dynamic registries. I can reproduce it by creating a simple registry and appending a few values to the same key. The result...

I bet I can produce a test that would have previously failed using `DynamicRegistrySetupCallback#EVENT`. If a value is registered using this event and a second value is bound to the...

@modmuss50 Added `RegistryOrderTest`, which confirms that data pack values always replace values registered by `DynamicRegistrySetupCallback#EVENT`. Imagine these values are generated and the user has the option to explicitly define them....