Handle Deleted Files #6
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Marker files with the `.deleted` extension will be used to locate target files that should be deleted by the installer. This can be used to delete files such as recipes for removed items or unused/relocated classes.
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Just realized this still can't be used with anything but Java source files bruhhhhhh |
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Builds on #5. Adds a way to create and handle deleted file markers.
This is useful in any case where you need to completely delete a file, such as deleting assets that cause errors or relocating classes.
The process is the same as patching a file, except instead of copying the original and editing it, you create an empty file in the same package as the original, with the same name, and the the extension
.deletedon the end.Example:
Original (in decompiled jar):
com/example/Unwanted.java(4kb)Patched (in project source set):
com/example/Unwanted.java.deleted(0b)Source Patch (output of
gradle createSourcePatch):com/example/Unwanted.java.deleted(0b)Bin Patch (output of
gradle createBinPatch):com/example/Unwanted.java.deleted(0b)Result (in installer output jar):
com/example/Unwanted.class