Fix locale placement #26
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Does this bug also affect the client side? |
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Just server-side, I think. It's pretty obvious if you even just boot the dev server. I'm not entirely sure why it happens on the server - it is pretty weird. I guess they parse differently? I know that this still happens with current 1.19 fabric as well, as I've run into it before with my own mods. |
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The mod currently has lang files under the minecraft namespace. This leads to an issue where it wipes out almost all locale strings that were loaded into that namespace, presumably all strings loaded before this mod. Which means that on server side, console outputs get replaced with just their keys, as theres no string to localize to.
This PR moves the locale strings under the structures compass namespace, repairing the console. I did this fix for my own sanity and am using my own build on my server, so feel free to accept or ignore.