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tutorial:minotaur [2021/03/17 18:39] – Rename Advanced to Absurd haykamtutorial:minotaur [2021/07/22 21:36] – bump Minotaur version, minor grammar/spelling corrections emmaffle
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 Minotaur is a Gradle plugin similar to CurseGradle. Minotaur is a Gradle plugin similar to CurseGradle.
-This page only goes through the basics of Minotaur, you should [[https://github.com/modrinth/minotaur|checkout its GitHub documentation for further understanding]].+This page only goes through the basics of Minotaur, and you should [[https://github.com/modrinth/minotaur|check out its GitHub documentation for further information]].
  
 ===== Basic ===== ===== Basic =====
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 <code groovy> <code groovy>
 plugins { plugins {
-    id "com.modrinth.minotaur" version "1.1.0"+    id "com.modrinth.minotaur" version "1.2.1"
 } }
 </code> </code>
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 </code> </code>
  
-Get your Modrinth [[https://modrinth.com/dashboard/settings|token from here.]] You can use this token to access the Modrinth API and alongside Minotaur.+Get your Modrinth [[https://modrinth.com/dashboard/settings|token from here.]] You can use this token to access the Modrinth API alongside Minotaur.
  
-Now when you run ''gradle publishModrinth'' you should see that your mod has been compiled and uploaded to Modrinth, like so:+Nowwhen you run ''gradle publishModrinth''you should see that your mod has been compiled and uploaded to Modrinth, like so:
  
 {{https://iili.io/KYUDq7.png}} {{https://iili.io/KYUDq7.png}}
  
-However, this can be limiting and sometimes repetitive to upload, you would need to edit the values every time you want to release a version.+However, this can be limiting and sometimes repetitive to upload, as you would need to edit the values every time you want to release a version.
 This is where Java ''stout'' and ''stin'' come in. This is where Java ''stout'' and ''stin'' come in.
  
tutorial/minotaur.txt · Last modified: 2022/10/22 23:48 by budavissza