Split mbf-agent into mbf-agent-core and mbf-agent-runnable#75
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Split mbf-agent into mbf-agent-core and mbf-agent-runnable#75Fernthedev wants to merge 2 commits into
mbf-agent into mbf-agent-core and mbf-agent-runnable#75Fernthedev wants to merge 2 commits into
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This seems actually super useful. |
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mbf-agentsplit intombf-agent-coreandmbf-agent-runnable.Ideally,
mbf-agentcould be split into features for patching, downgrading and axml parsing to allow further granularity. Eventually, this could serve to makembf-agent-liborlibmbf-agent.soas a tool for Quest mods to query and/or install mods at runtime, given that all permissions required are available.I tried splitting by features but it seems everything is more tightly coupled than I assumed, thereby making feature splitting a bigger problem to tackle.