Cleboost/Create-Coffee-Factory Dependency Dashboard
Hey guys! This is the dependency dashboard for the Cleboost/Create-Coffee-Factory project. This dashboard is all about keeping our project's dependencies up-to-date and secure. Think of it as our central hub for managing all the moving parts that make our project tick. This is where we'll track updates, identify potential issues, and make sure everything plays nicely together. Let's dive in and see what's happening!
This dashboard provides a comprehensive overview of the dependencies used in the Cleboost/Create-Coffee-Factory repository. It leverages Renovate updates to detect and manage these dependencies efficiently. For a deeper understanding, you can always check out the Dependency Dashboard documentation.
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Detected Dependencies
Here’s a breakdown of the dependencies we’ve found. We've organized them into categories to make it easier to navigate. Each category includes details about the specific dependencies and where they're used in the project.
GitHub Actions
GitHub Actions are super important for automating workflows, such as continuous integration and deployment. They help us ensure our code is always in tip-top shape. Here’s what we’re using:
.github/workflows/ci.yml
In our continuous integration workflow, we're using these actions:
actions/checkout v5: This action is crucial for checking out our repository's code. It's the first step in most of our workflows, ensuring we're working with the latest version of the code. Think of it as grabbing the newest blueprint for our project.actions/setup-java v5: This action sets up the Java environment, which is essential for our Java-based project. It makes sure we have the right version of Java to build and test our application. It's like setting up the right tools in our workshop.actions/cache v4: This action caches dependencies between workflow runs, which speeds up our builds. By reusing cached dependencies, we avoid downloading them every time, saving us time and bandwidth. It’s like having a well-organized toolbox where we can quickly find what we need.
.github/workflows/crowdin-sync.yml
For our Crowdin synchronization workflow, we have:
actions/checkout v5: Again, this action checks out our code, ensuring we have the latest version for translation synchronization.crowdin/github-action v2: This action integrates with Crowdin, our localization platform, to keep our translations in sync. It automatically pushes updates to Crowdin and pulls translated content back into our repository. It’s like having a multilingual assistant who keeps all our translations up-to-date.
Gradle
Gradle is our build automation system, and it’s the backbone of our project’s build process. It manages dependencies, compiles code, and packages our application. Keeping our Gradle setup current is vital for stability and performance.
build.gradle
Our main build file includes:
net.neoforged.moddev 2.0.116: This is the NeoForged mod development plugin, which provides the tools and libraries we need to develop Minecraft mods. It’s like having a specialized set of tools designed specifically for modding.
gradle.properties
In our Gradle properties, we define various dependencies:
com.simibubi.create:create-1.21.1 6.0.9-171: This is the Create mod, a fantastic mod that adds a variety of mechanical and automation components to Minecraft. It’s one of the core mods our project depends on.net.createmod.ponder:Ponder-NeoForge-1.21.1 1.0.69: Ponder is a mod that provides in-game documentation and tutorials for the Create mod. It helps players learn how to use the mod's features.dev.engine-room.flywheel:flywheel-neoforge-api-1.21.1 1.0.5-32: Flywheel is a rendering library that improves the performance of mods with complex visual effects. It’s crucial for ensuring our mod runs smoothly.dev.engine-room.flywheel:flywheel-neoforge-1.21.1 1.0.5-32: This is the implementation of the Flywheel library for NeoForge.com.tterrag.registrate:Registrate MC1.21-1.3.0+62: Registrate is a library that simplifies the process of registering new content in Minecraft, such as blocks, items, and entities. It helps us keep our code organized and maintainable.mezz.jei:jei-1.21.1-neoforge-api 19.25.0.325: JEI (Just Enough Items) is a mod that displays a list of all available items and recipes in the game. It’s an essential tool for players.mezz.jei:jei-1.21.1-neoforge 19.25.0.325: This is the NeoForge implementation of JEI.
settings.gradle
Our settings file includes:
org.gradle.toolchains.foojay-resolver-convention 1.0.0: This plugin helps us manage Java toolchains, ensuring we’re using the correct Java version for our builds. It’s like having a reliable guide to help us choose the right tools for the job.
Gradle Wrapper
The Gradle Wrapper ensures everyone on the team uses the same Gradle version. This helps avoid compatibility issues and ensures consistent builds. It’s like having a universal translator for our build process.
gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties
Our Gradle wrapper properties specify:
gradle 9.2.0: We’re currently using Gradle version 9.2.0. Keeping this up-to-date ensures we benefit from the latest features and improvements.
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Next Steps
To keep our project running smoothly, it’s important to regularly review this dashboard and address any dependency updates. If you see any updates listed, take some time to evaluate them and ensure they don’t introduce any breaking changes. Keeping our dependencies up-to-date not only improves performance but also helps us stay secure.
If you’re ready for Renovate to run again, just check the box above, and it will kick off a new scan. This will ensure we’re always working with the latest information. Let’s keep our project dependencies in check and our coffee factory running like a well-oiled machine! Cheers guys!