Search for mods recursively
See original GitHub issueI’d love to be able to organize my mods however I like within the “mods/” folder, so for example I could maintain a structure like this:
minecraft/
| mods/
| lib/
| fabric.jar
| fabric-language-kotlin.jar
| cloth.jar
| crochet.jar
| core/
| roughly-enough-items.jar
| modmenu.jar
| content/
| level-up-hp.jar
| some-really-cool-mod.jar
| utility/
| lead-villagers.jar
| some-tweaks-here.jar
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You can treat a folder named “disabled” as a special-case for disabled mods, and everything else as just a category.
Recursive loading is currently only available with some customization, e.g.
-Dfabric.addMods=mods
effectively makes the whole folder recursively available