If a service file (that is, a jar that loads on the SERVICES layer and therefore does not require a neoforge.mods.toml file), contains a fabric.mod.json file, this results in a mod loading error despite the actual service implementation being loaded successfully.
This does not seem to occur in production, only in a development workspace.
If a service file (that is, a jar that loads on the
SERVICESlayer and therefore does not require aneoforge.mods.tomlfile), contains afabric.mod.jsonfile, this results in a mod loading error despite the actual service implementation being loaded successfully.This does not seem to occur in production, only in a development workspace.