The version compatibility display should also support minor versions
When creating content, you'll see a label ("Compatible with"), which allows you to select the versions the content is compatible with.
However, this only supports major versions (1.x, such as 1.21), and not minor versions (1.x.y, such as 1.21.3).
This didn't really use to be a problem, but now it is, because a few years ago Mojang started heavily focusing on resource pack and data packs, so now minor versions and even snapshots have a lot of breaking changes.
A good example is 1.20.5, because that made a very huge change to data packs. Another one is 1.20.2, because it added macros, which is a huge addition to data packs.
Also I have a mod called SGrave, which supports 1.19.4, but not 1.19-1.19.3. It also doesn't support 1.21.2/3 yet.
This means that the version compatibility display should also support minor versions. Just a note that there isn't really any need to do this for versions below 1.19.
The resource pack page will update to 1.21.4 (or 5) when it releases.
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Opened by Sul4ur
The version compatibility display should also support minor versions
However, this only supports major versions (1.x, such as 1.21), and not minor versions (1.x.y, such as 1.21.3).
This didn't really use to be a problem, but now it is, because a few years ago Mojang started heavily focusing on resource pack and data packs, so now minor versions and even snapshots have a lot of breaking changes.
A good example is 1.20.5, because that made a very huge change to data packs.
Another one is 1.20.2, because it added macros, which is a huge addition to data packs.
Also I have a mod called SGrave, which supports 1.19.4, but not 1.19-1.19.3. It also doesn't support 1.21.2/3 yet.
This means that the version compatibility display should also support minor versions. Just a note that there isn't really any need to do this for versions below 1.19.