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a simple mod consisting of two classes (shown below) won't be able to load new classes if the current thread is interrupted. this does NOT happen on fabric. an interrupted thread should not do anything by design, but additional class-loading may still occur in rare cases. tested on quilt loader 0.25.0, 0.26.0-beta.1 (where the bug exists) and fabric 0.15.11 (where the bug does not exist). a -Dloader.workaround.jar_copy_all_mods=true JVM flag makes everything work once again.
a simple mod consisting of two classes (shown below) won't be able to load new classes if the current thread is interrupted. this does NOT happen on fabric. an interrupted thread should not do anything by design, but additional class-loading may still occur in rare cases. tested on quilt loader 0.25.0, 0.26.0-beta.1 (where the bug exists) and fabric 0.15.11 (where the bug does not exist). a
-Dloader.workaround.jar_copy_all_mods=true
JVM flag makes everything work once again.Main class:
Additional stub class:
(P.S. Yes, this issue was edited, because I've deleted my old repository with the code)
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