So, at the moment it is tricky to get the proper changelogs for modpacks, and/or finding out the config tweaks that the modpack creators have applied is also an interesting excercise.
It strikes me that it would be far friendlier to everyone if the FTB official modpacks were maintained using source control - this would allow a larger community to particpate in modpack updates, config bugs could be reported and managed using a proper issue tracker rather than a seemingly abandoned or at least largely abandoned forum.
Storing the actual jars on - for example - github - would probably be excessive and not provide much value, but that could be managued by instead storing shell scripts with lists of jars to retrieve from curseforge via wget.
It strikes me that it would be far friendlier to everyone if the FTB official modpacks were maintained using source control - this would allow a larger community to particpate in modpack updates, config bugs could be reported and managed using a proper issue tracker rather than a seemingly abandoned or at least largely abandoned forum.
Storing the actual jars on - for example - github - would probably be excessive and not provide much value, but that could be managued by instead storing shell scripts with lists of jars to retrieve from curseforge via wget.