Description of the issue

Despite them being physically connected, my storage drawers no longer recognize eachother after an update. I have to break and re place them in order for them to recognize the ones next to them. I tried simply updating the blocks by placing blocks next to drawers, but that does not work. This issue is a big problem for those of us with large amounts of drawers we cant possibly break and place individually again.

Reproduction steps

1. Update from 1.19.2 to 1.20.1

Mod version

v2.1.1

Operating System

Windows 10

Minecraft version

1.20.1

Other mods

Fabric Loader 0.15.7
Fabric API 0.92.0

Server

Not tested

Client

Not tested

Logs

https://gist.github.com/ItsHipToCodeBees/8022c1b9cf6c1ea7f9bffb77d4449f34

Extra Context

No response

I'm pretty sure graphlib (the library behind the drawer network logic) did a major change to the storage format there. You can use a subcommand of /graphlib to update areas without placing the drawers. Overall I wouldn't recommend updating minecraft version when using mods as many devs (myself included) use minecraft version changes as a place to introduce breaking changes to storage formats. It's likely that you might lose upgrades or other data if you update with mods. I'll close this as I don't plan on supporting migration between major minecraft versions. Feel free to ask questions about how to fix the network though.

Thank you so much for the quick reply! The suggested command has worked, and has fixed my storage system.