Problem So, Revelation had an Update, but

[Indormi]

There are no update notes? How should i know if i want to update my mod pack if i can't see exactly what was updated?

 

[Pyure]

Hi Indormi

How recent was the update posted? There's sometimes a delay between release of an update and its changelog.

 

[Indormi]

Welp there was an update on December 27th and one on January 3rd, Neither has a changelog.

 

[Pyure]

Welp there was an update on December 27th and one on January 3rd, Neither has a changelog.

@tfox83 i'm not sure how to assist Indormi. Is there a changelog he can be referred to?

 

[Nashannata]

I found this here: https://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/7nxifo/ftb_revelation_120_changelog/

• AdvancedRocketry 1.2.6-40 -> 1.2.6-42
• AE2 rv5-stable-3 -> rv5-stable4
• Bookshelf 2.3.515 -> 2.3.518
• BrandonsCore 2.3.6.139 -> 2.3.7.140
• COFHCore 4.3.8.29 -> 4.3.9.2
• Compact Machines 3 3.0.3-b169 -> 3.0.4-b182
• Dank Null 1.2.19 -> 1.3.29
• Draconic Evolution 2.3.6.275 -> 2.3.7.278
• Exchangers 2.5.2 -> 2.6
• Extreme Reactors 0.4.5.44 -> 0.4.5.45
• Immersive Engineering 0.12-75 -> 0.12-76
• Immersive Petroleum 1.1.5 -> 1.1.6
• Industrial Foregoing 1.6.4-111 -> 1.6.6-113
• Lib Vulpes 0.2.7-23 -> 0.2.7-24
• Mcjtylib 2.6.1 -> 2.6.2
• Minetogether 1.8.5 -> 1.8.6
• Modtweaker 4.0.5 -> 4.0.6
• Natura 4.3.0.23 -> 4.3.1.35
• p455w0rdslib 2.0.24 -> 2.0.25
• Reborn Core 3.5.4.176 -> 3.6.1.183
• Redstone Arsenal 2.3.8.21 -> 2.3.9.2
• rftools 7.21 -> 7.23
• rustic 0.4.3 -> 0.4.5
• Thermal Cultivation 0.1.3.11 -> 0.1.4.2
• Thermal Dynamics 2.3.8.16 -> 2.3.9.2
• Thermal Expansion 5.3.8.38 -> 5.3.9.6
• Thermal Foundation 2.3.8.22 -> 2.3.9.4
• Thutcore 5.13.2 -> 5.14.3
• thuttech 6.0.10 -> 6.0.11
• Uni Dict 1.9b -> 2.1
• Xnet 1.6.0 -> 1.6.4

 

[ShneekeyTheLost]

There are no update notes? How should i know if i want to update my mod pack if i can't see exactly what was updated?

While I can't help you with a changelog, I can give some general advise, speaking as someone who maintains a pack independently.

* Typically, pack updates are a good thing, because it's generally updating one or more mods that really needs to be updated, either for bug fixes or feature upgrades.
* If you are playing single-player, the answer to 'should I update' is almost invariably going to be 'yes', unless the pack team specifically told you that some users might not wish to for some reason and you happen to be in that minority
* If you are playing multiplayer, then the decision really isn't yours, it is up to whomever maintains the server. If they update, you have to. If they don't update, you can't either.

 

[Nashannata]

I found something in the Internet... i want to post the Link but it waits for Approval.
It feels like every mod in it got an update... hopefully a mod approve my post Then u see it

 

[Cptqrk]

While I can't help you with a changelog, I can give some general advise, speaking as someone who maintains a pack independently.

* Typically, pack updates are a good thing, because it's generally updating one or more mods that really needs to be updated, either for bug fixes or feature upgrades.
* If you are playing single-player, the answer to 'should I update' is almost invariably going to be 'yes', unless the pack team specifically told you that some users might not wish to for some reason and you happen to be in that minority
* If you are playing multiplayer, then the decision really isn't yours, it is up to whomever maintains the server. If they update, you have to. If they don't update, you can't either.

While this is all true, should the change log be buried in a /r post instead of on the actual FTB or Curse site? I love you guys, but sometimes you make it hard