Compile all versions on pull requests #18

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2026-09-26T00:39:25Z

selimaj-dev commented

2026-09-26 00:39:25 +00:00

Problem

A change that breaks one Minecraft version, such as a missed or bad port, is only noticed when someone builds that version, or in the ~18-minute release workflow after tagging.

Proposal

A Gitea Actions workflow, .gitea/workflows/check.yml, that runs on every pull request (and on pushes to master) and compiles all versions (./gradlew compileJava), with the common submodule checked out. The PR can't be merged green if any version fails to compile.

It's compile-only, so it's faster than the release build, which also remaps and packages every jar.
It uses the same runner and Java 21 setup as the release workflow.

Related: #8 (closed in favour of keeping separate version modules, with this tooling).

## Problem A change that breaks one Minecraft version, such as a missed or bad port, is only noticed when someone builds that version, or in the ~18-minute release workflow after tagging. ## Proposal A Gitea Actions workflow, `.gitea/workflows/check.yml`, that runs on every pull request (and on pushes to `master`) and compiles **all** versions (`./gradlew compileJava`), with the `common` submodule checked out. The PR can't be merged green if any version fails to compile. - It's compile-only, so it's faster than the release build, which also remaps and packages every jar. - It uses the same runner and Java 21 setup as the release workflow. Related: #8 (closed in favour of keeping separate version modules, with this tooling).

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Deduplicate the per-version source trees (e.g. Stonecutter) #8

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2026-09-26 00:52:24 +00:00

Version port script and compile check for pull requests #19

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2026-09-26 00:52:25 +00:00

Add a version port script and a compile check for pull requests

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