Lithium used with Fabric API throws mixin target warning in log
saltyseadoggo opened this issue ยท 3 comments
Expected Behavior
Using Lithium in conjunction with the Fabric API would not trigger any warnings in Minecraft's output log.
Actual Behavior
Using the latest version of Lithium (0.6.0) in conjunction with the latest version of the Fabric API at the time of testing (0.29.2) causes this warning to appear in the log when Minecraft starts up:
@mixin target net/minecraft/class_3898$class_3208 is public in fabric-networking-api-v1.mixins.json:accessor.EntityTrackerAccessor and should be specified in value
This error does not appear with only the Fabric API or only Lithium in the mods folder, and does appear when Lithium and the Fabric API are the only mods in the mods folder. This was encountered using the latest version of Fabric at the time of release, 0.10.8.
Reproduction Steps
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- Create a new installation in the Minecraft launcher using a fresh directory, running Fabric 0.10.8 for Minecraft 1.16.4.
- Boot the game to let it set up the directory, then quit the game.
- In the directory's mods folder, place only the latest releases of Lithium and the Fabric API.
- In the Minecraft launcher, enable Open output log when Minecraft: Java Edition starts in the settings, and boot the game.
- Note the one singular warning that appears.
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May be related to #181, depending on what circumstances cause that issue. The two issues also pertain to different mixins.
That's a largely irrelevant warning to my knowledge, in the development environment even without Lithium Fabric API throws a bunch of those. Unless it's causing a crash or unexpected behavior I don't believe this is an issue.
