#Failed Mixin in Dev Environment
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Hello @placid burrow! Someone will help you shortly, please do not ping moderators or other people and just wait for someone to come help.
ugh thats annoying
is it fixed in a recent update? i've just been modifying the create-multiloader-addon template for 1.20.1 so far, so im not sure if it's using the latest version
there's been no response from architectury devs
my so called fix probably won't work since it still has getL
try modrinth maven maybe?
do you mean for arch mixin?
i'm already using it for snr
oh hmm
https://maven.ithundxr.dev/#/releases/com/railwayteam/railways/Steam_Rails-fabric-1.20.1 try the non build from here maybe?
great ty! i'll see how that goes
hmm no that didn't work :(
by non-build version you mean this yeah?
yeah
it's still happening, also in forge (i was able to test this just now since i fixed a separate problem with mixin extras)
that might be the case but i think it's worth a try
the version you sent me still uses all caps - do you have a build that includes your fix?
the issue is my fix still has it as caps
you'd probably wanna go to the architectury discord with this
since it's a issue with their mixin fork
I think so but I don't know if that changes anything
I mean last time I tried that it complained it couldn’t find ONG_CROSS
So specifying that would probably help
I’ll add that in my pr
Oh ok
this didn't fix it for me
i tried both an indev snapshot build of 1.6.0 (where the name is specified) and 1.5.3, they both crashed
and frustratingly, when i imported the snr repo, it didn't crash?
i couldnt find any difference between the architectury setup for the multiloader template and for snr so i have no idea why
in the end i made my mod depend only on create, cause i realised that the feature i was using snr for didn't need snr anyway
but yeah, before that point i tried stepping through the crash and it looks like mixin accessors use ATs internally? it was recognising LONG_CROSS as a parameter or return type at one point, like Ljava/etc.