Would it be good to be able to use a Minecraft jar (as the one you control-click into in the IDE) that has mixins visibly applied?

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EDIT: Just to be clear what this does: Old:

void doMinecraftThing() {
    // Prints "Minecraft Fabric edition"
    System.out.println("Minecraft Java Edition");
}

New:

void doMinecraftThing() {
    // Prints "Minecraft Fabric edition"
   redirectorMixin();
}   

void redirectorMixin(){
     System.out.println("Minecraft Fabric Edition");
}

(A mixin is injected at this point that redirects the println to println("Minecraft Fabric Edition"))

[modmuss50]

One idea I came up with to incrase mixin visablity would be to add a comment to each class saying what mixins target the class.

Would look something like this:

/**
 * Mixins:
 *     fabric-blockrenderlayer-v1: {@link net.fabricmc.fabric.mixin.blockrenderlayer.MixinBlockRenderLayer}
 */
class BlockRenderLayer {

}

This would require loom to look though the deps to find what mixins target each class, it might take a second or two, but I dont think it would be a major issue as it would only need to happen when using genSources.

[BucketOfCompasses]

Yes, If mixin source is still visible in other file and its clear where the mixin is and where it originates from. e.g.

// Begin net.fabricmc....WorldMixin.java
mixin code here
// End net.fabricmc....WorldMixin.java