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When the user defines the version by init, modsman upgrades the mods only to the specific version. What about the ones that can not be upgraded to work with the specified version? For example, after a Minecraft update.
I would suggest commands for
listing the incompatible mods
deleting the incompatible mods
archiving the incompatible mods (e.g. move to a folder like mods-old and move back only when there is an update)
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You can kind of do this right now; just run `modsman-cli list-outdated` and you’ll see an error line for each mod that doesn’t match the configured version requirements. I most likely won’t add any tracked mod archiving functionality. I will add something like the following:
```
modsman-cli list-incompliant
modsman-cli remove-incompliant
```
As well as a `--move` param to all `remove` commands to move them to a different directory instead of deleting.
Pinned mods will be exempt from version checking, and will therefore also be exempt from the incompliant status.
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When the user defines the version by init, modsman upgrades the mods only to the specific version. What about the ones that can not be upgraded to work with the specified version? For example, after a Minecraft update.
I would suggest commands for
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: