ConfigSwitch

1.0.0-alpha.2 — A cleaner config list

Second alpha. Mostly about the thing alpha.1 got wrong: in a big modpack, the config list could be dominated by files left over from mods you no longer have installed.

A cleaner list

• Configs belonging to mods you don't have installed are now hidden instead of piled into Uncategorized. In a real 114-mod pack this turned a 75-file Uncategorized group into a single line.
• The hidden count is shown on the Uncategorized row, so nothing disappears silently.
• Uncategorized is now pinned to the bottom of the list and dimmed, and Vanilla / Uncategorized show proper labels instead of raw ids.

Better grouping

• Built-in mappings for ~70 common mods now resolve config files whose names don't match their mod id — e.g. yacl.json5 → Yet Another Config Lib, etf_warnings.json → Entity Texture Features.
• Files with a second extension (ferritecore.mixin.properties) are now grouped correctly.

Reporting problems is easier now

• Log lines are prefixed with [ConfigSwitch], so they can be picked out of latest.log — which otherwise has no per-mod names in it.
• Startup logs the ConfigSwitch / Minecraft / Fabric Loader versions.
• A detailed log can be turned on with -Dconfigswitch.debug=true; it writes only ConfigSwitch's own log to logs/configswitch-debug.log. See the issue template for how and when to use it.

Fixes

• Settings → Reset no longer writes to disk immediately. It resets the fields only, and you still have to press Save — consistent with every other change on that screen.

Mod Menu

• ConfigSwitch now appears in Mod Menu with a config button, if you have it installed.