Thanks! I downloaded the new 2.0.7 release because I’m currently updating the Pyanodon add-on so it can work with the official version again instead of depending on my compatibility fork.
I compared the complete 2.0.7 ZIP against the previous 2.0.6 source. The archive contains a large number of files that Git initially reports as changed, but almost all of those differences appear to be line-ending conversions. After normalizing those, the only meaningful changes I can find are in info.json:
- The mod version changed from
2.0.6 to 2.0.7
factorio_version changed from 2.0 to 2.1
I couldn’t find any corresponding changes in control.lua, the entity prototypes, underground pipes, pumps, valves, recipes, technologies, or the rotation/replacement scripts.
That surprised me because, while updating my fork for 2.1, I ran into several areas that needed actual changes rather than only updating factorio_version. The 2.0.7 ZIP also still appears to contain older prototype fields such as minable.hardness and fluid_box.hide_connection_info, along with the older pipe, valve, and fluid-box definitions.
Could you confirm whether the correct updated ZIP was uploaded? Alternatively, is there another compatibility layer or set of changes that I’m overlooking?
I mainly want to make sure I target the correct official implementation while updating the Py add-on, especially because it modifies the parent mod’s pipe-to-ground, underground-pump, valve, recipe, and technology prototypes.
