QSL Pulling Wrong Modules [After Update?]

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QSL has been repeatedly pulling in two different modules that pertain to two different Minecraft versions. No matter how many times I delete them, they re-appear. If I delete them, the game starts and they re-appear, but this causes it to crash any subsequent times until I delete them again.

funny how we* always get the stupidest problems huh

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You might want to heavily check what you pull in in your Gradle buildscript as this screams transitive dependencies.

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id recommend checking the output of gradle dependencies as it would tell you whos pulling in what

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I have no idea why QKL exposes QSL, but excluding those specific things seems to have worked.

build.gradle.kts

dependencies {
// ...
	modImplementation(libs.quilt.lang.kotlin) {
		exclude(group = "org.quiltmc.qsl.item")
		exclude(group = "org.quiltmc.qsl.entity")
	}
// ...
}
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QKL relies on QSL, so it acts as a transitive dependency

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Does this regularly happen with Quilt-based dependencies? I’ve never seen anything like this on Fabric.

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im only aware of it happening once before, when another QSL module was renamed. Caused issues for a month or 2 before everyone updated.

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This happened before with another mod as well. Duplicate QSL Module