add support for SMAPI 2.0 version strings in mod release zip code
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@ -106,14 +106,21 @@ namespace StardewModdingAPI.ModBuildConfig.Tasks
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throw new InvalidOperationException($"The mod's {this.ManifestFileName} couldn't be parsed. It doesn't seem to be valid JSON.", ex);
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}
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// extract version dictionary
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IDictionary<string, object> versionFields = (IDictionary<string, object>)data["Version"];
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int major = versionFields.ContainsKey("MajorVersion") ? (int)versionFields["MajorVersion"] : 0;
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int minor = versionFields.ContainsKey("MinorVersion") ? (int)versionFields["MinorVersion"] : 0;
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int patch = versionFields.ContainsKey("PatchVersion") ? (int)versionFields["PatchVersion"] : 0;
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string tag = versionFields.ContainsKey("Build") ? (string)versionFields["Build"] : null;
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// get version field
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object versionObj = data.ContainsKey("Version") ? data["Version"] : null;
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if (versionObj == null)
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throw new InvalidOperationException($"The mod's {this.ManifestFileName} must have a version field.");
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return new SemanticVersionImpl(major, minor, patch, tag).ToString();
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// get version string
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if (versionObj is IDictionary<string, object> versionFields) // SMAPI 1.x
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{
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int major = versionFields.ContainsKey("MajorVersion") ? (int) versionFields["MajorVersion"] : 0;
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int minor = versionFields.ContainsKey("MinorVersion") ? (int) versionFields["MinorVersion"] : 0;
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int patch = versionFields.ContainsKey("PatchVersion") ? (int) versionFields["PatchVersion"] : 0;
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string tag = versionFields.ContainsKey("Build") ? (string) versionFields["Build"] : null;
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return new SemanticVersionImpl(major, minor, patch, tag).ToString();
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}
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return new SemanticVersionImpl(versionObj.ToString()).ToString(); // SMAPI 2.0+
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}
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/// <summary>Get a case-insensitive dictionary matching the given JSON.</summary>
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