Add cache directory API #906
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modmuss50
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Feb 27, 2024
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Seems reasonable, I'm quite wary about moving .fabric, as its used by a few other things such as the installer.
I would expect modpack tools to just ingore all .*/, so having .fabric and .cache doesnt seem the end of the world. If it is just move .cache to .fabric/cache
src/main/java/net/fabricmc/loader/impl/game/GameProviderHelper.java
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Adds a standardized cache directory API for mods (and loader) to use.
I'd like to see Fabric Loader (and hopefully also mods) adopt the usage of a standardized cache directory to remove clutter of temporary files mixed with regular game and config files, as well as allowing modpack tooling to ignore these files across the board.
Previously I've added a similar feature to Quilt Loader which has been adopted by some mods, and have contributed to Prism Launcher to ignore this folder when exporting instances or modpacks, which I believe especially helps new modpack creators decide which files they should and shouldn't include in their pack.