Describe the bug

The current 0.1.0 snapshot versions of Destroy are not compatible with Petrol's Parts

To Reproduce

Install the latest version of Petrol's Parts and a Destroy 0.1.0 snapshot.

Expected Behavior

Petrol's Parts recognizes the 0.1.0 Snapshots as being version 0.1.0 or above.

System Information

• Create version 0.5.1.h
  (I have over 300 other mods installed, so I can't list them all here)

If I had to guess, 0.1.0 was put not as a dependency but to ensure that Destroy 0.0.8 and Petrol's Parts were never mixed, and so Petrol's Parts will only accept 0.1.0 (the next release) and onwards. The snapshots were not factored into this release restriction.

I am also seeing this issue. Petrol's Parts seems to require Destroy version 0.1.0, and that version only. The current mod beta version is 0.1.0-snapshot-5; this is technically not the same as Version 0.1.0.

I must ask, though: why have a Destroy dependency at all for the Petrol's Parts?

If I am not mistaken, the intent for moving Petrol's Parts out of Destroy in the first place was so that Destroy was not required. From the Curseforge page for Petrol's Parts: (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/petrols-parts)

The kinetic components were ported from Destroy into this separate mod so you don't have to deal with the parts of Destroy I actually spent time on.

If something added by Petrol's Parts only exists for use with Destroy, then either Petrol's Parts should just selectively register it when a compatible Destroy version is found, or it should just be moved to Destroy itself. For any other part that doesn't require Destroy, the crafting recipes could/should just require vanilla Minecraft or Create materials if no compatible Destroy version is loaded.

The easiest fix for this, I think, is to just remove the Destroy dependency for Petrol's Parts in favor of a Petrolpark's Library dependency, and change any recipes that might require Destroy materials.

You can modify the requirements set out in Petrol's Parts' petrolsparts-1.20.1-1.0.3.jar\META-INF\mods.toml to remove the Destroy requirement, if you want to test it out.

If I had to guess, 0.1.0 was put not as a dependency but to ensure that Destroy 0.0.8 and Petrol's Parts were never mixed, and so Petrol's Parts will only accept 0.1.0 (the next release) and onwards. The snapshots were not factored into this release restriction.

It is this. The 0.1.0 snapshots are experimental anyway; once it releases fully it will work fine.