Seems the feature of automately dependency resolve is missing?

[colinxu2020]

Description

When I try to use ferium to add a mod, I've suprisely found that the dependency of the mod was still missing(while the mod itself was added), when I had a look at the help of add subcommand, there wasn't --dont-add-dependencies command(from #63).

I had a look at the changelog, but I can't found any clues about this, what had happened?

Steps to reproduce

1. ferium add connector
2. ferium upgrade
3. The connector itself was in the correct place, but it's dependency was missing.

Operating System

Windows

Are you using the latest version of ferium?

• I am using the latest version of ferium

Additional Information

No response

[theRookieCoder]

I had a look at the changelog, but I can't found any clues about this, what had happened?

I failed to mention it in the changelog, but I removed the dependency feature because the previous implementation had some issues. One major issue is that it added the dependencies to the profile when the mod is added, and it does not consider dependencies tied with the specific version.

The solution for that would be to add dependencies during resolution-time, so when you're upgrade-ing (#99). Another issue was that dependencies were not resolved recursively, i.e. the dependencies of a dependency (and however farther the chain goes) would not be resolved (#214). I wanted to have a proper implementation of dependency resolution rather than have a half-baked one.

[colinxu2020]

I had a look at the changelog, but I can't found any clues about this, what had happened?

I failed to mention it in the changelog, but I removed the dependency feature because the previous implementation had some issues. One major issue is that it added the dependencies to the profile when the mod is added, and it does not consider dependencies tied with the specific version.

The solution for that would be to add dependencies during resolution-time, so when you're upgrade-ing (#99). Another issue was that dependencies were not resolved recursively, i.e. the dependencies of a dependency (and however farther the chain goes) would not be resolved (#214). I wanted to have a proper implementation of dependency resolution rather than have a half-baked one.

Thinks for your quick response! I'm looking forward to the new dependency resolution system.