patchouli-client.toml keeps getting "correct"
SevenMass opened this issue ยท 1 comments
Mod loader
Forge
Minecraft version
1.18.1
Patchouli version
1.18.1-65
Modloader version
Forge 39.0.75
Modpack info
No response
The latest.log file
https://gist.github.com/SevenMass/569266ad2b6a78374fb71506b2b422b1
Issue description
The following log message keeps reappearing:
[Thread-0/WARN] [ne.mi.fm.co.ConfigFileTypeHandler/CONFIG]: Configuration file /Users/markslothouber/Library/Application Support/minecraft/instances/Modded1.18.1/config/patchouli-client.toml is not correct. Correcting
The file [mc-instance]/config/patchouli-client.toml keeps getting recreated
Also resulting in the creation of patchouli-client-1.toml.bak, patchouli-client-2.toml.bak, patchouli-client-3.toml.bak, patchouli-client-4.toml.bak and patchouli-client-5.toml.bak
This happens once every 2 to 10 seconds.
There doesn't seem to be any difference between the old file and the "corrected" one.
Steps to reproduce
No response
Other information
No response
Same occurs for me on:
Minecraft 1.18.2
Patchouli 1.18.2-67
Forge 40.0.44
[22:57:58] [modloading-worker-0/WARN] [ne.mi.co.ForgeConfigSpec/CORE]: Configuration file /Users/[...]/.minecraft/config/patchouli-client.toml is not correct. Correcting
[22:57:58] [modloading-worker-0/WARN] [ne.mi.co.ForgeConfigSpec/CORE]: Incorrect key noAdvancementBooks was corrected from [] to its default, [].
Then repeated every 10sec:
[22:58:08] [Thread-0/WARN] [ne.mi.fm.co.ConfigFileTypeHandler/CONFIG]: Configuration file /Users/[...]/.minecraft/config/patchouli-client.toml is not correct. Correcting
[22:58:18] [Thread-0/WARN] [ne.mi.fm.co.ConfigFileTypeHandler/CONFIG]: Configuration file /Users/[...]/.minecraft/config/patchouli-client.toml is not correct. Correcting
[22:58:28] [Thread-0/WARN] [ne.mi.fm.co.ConfigFileTypeHandler/CONFIG]: Configuration file /Users/[...]/.minecraft/config/patchouli-client.toml is not correct. Correcting
Does "define" on noAdvancementBooks need to be eg "defineListAllowEmpty" from ForgeConfigSpec?