SplendidAlakey

Never mind, I think I'm just stupid and forgot about JiJ'd mods...

Nope, just checked. Most other mods don't even have JiJs in them. Do A Barrel Roll does, but none require MC. Sorry for a bit of spam.

Yes, there are such logs and the problem is, dependency range like this does work, because it works on QSL, it just doesn't with anything else. And even a simple...

Doesn't seem to work for me. I just reproduced it with Forge Config API Port for 1.20: ``` { "schema_version": 1, "overrides": [ { "path": "/ForgeConfigAPIPort-v7.0.0-1.20-Fabric.jar", "depends": { "replace": {...

OK, your file does work, thanks! That leaves just the unusual formatting then, with multiple versions. I'm still at odds as to why it works with QSL and nothing else,...

Actually, the QSL dependency looked like this: ``` { "path": "/qfapi-7.0.1_qsl-6.0.1_fapi-0.83.0_mc-1.20.jar", "depends": { "remove": { "id": "minecraft", "versions": [ "\u003e\u003d1.20-", "\u003c1.20.1-" ] } } } ``` It's slightly different, than...

Yep. In fact, the Fabric port [Advanced Tooltips](https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/advanced-tooltips) has the same issue.

After looking a bit at the logs, I decided to also report this to KubeJS, as it seems to have something to do specifically with it: https://github.com/KubeJS-Mods/KubeJS/issues/633

That's a very strange stance. No single mod holds a monopoly on general features, such as item grouping. And not including some features just because it makes you a bit...

The mods are compatible on 1.20.x now, but I'm not sure which side is responsible and if the changes could be backported.