Releases: wipodev/EverMod-cli
Releases · wipodev/EverMod-cli
Evermod Cli v2.0.0
[1.0.0] - 2025-11-03
feat!: refactor EverMod CLI architecture and migrate to Git submodule model
BREAKING CHANGE:
EverMod is no longer installed locally inside projects.
The framework is now always added as a Git submodule, providing a safer,
cleaner, and updatable integration model.
Major changes:
- Migrated EverMod integration to Git submodules (no more local copies)
- Added reliable environment detection (mod vs workspace)
- Introduced evermod.manifest.json as the source of truth
- Reorganized project structure by responsibility (commands, fs, services, io, utils)
- Simplified workspace and mod creation flows
- Improved Gradle and settings generation logic
- Removed legacy utils-based architecture
This release represents a full architectural redesign and bumps the version
from 1.0.0 to 2.0.0.
Evermod Cli v1.0.0
[1.0.0] - 2025-11-03
Added
- Initial public release of EverMod CLI, the modular Forge modding workspace manager.
- Implemented the
createcommand for generating new mods and modules using EverMod Templates. - Added support for multi-project workspaces with shared Gradle configuration.
- Integrated
add,update, andevermixcommands to manage modules and keep dependencies synchronized. - Included Gradle tools and utilities for streamlined Forge mod development across multiple Minecraft versions.
- Established core compatibility with EverMod Templates v1.2.0 for dynamic Jinja2-based rendering.
Overview
This release marks the foundation of the EverMod development ecosystem — a unified, version-aware workflow
for creating, maintaining, and scaling Forge mods efficiently.
EverMod CLI now serves as the command-line backbone of the framework, integrating directly with the
EverMod Templates repository for automatic project setup and configuration.