List potentially out-of-date mods

[vickyorlo]

With the fairly extensive changes coming to 1.22.0, I've ran into a problem where I have an old modlist (1.18 or so, don't remember) and a lot of my mods are now outdated and don't work on 1.22.0-rc.2. I feel like a very useful feature would be to have the mod manager list mods that are not explicitly marked as compatible with the version I'm trying to use.

To make this simpler, I'd propose two changes:

1. An addition to the table that the list verb returns, displaying the "For Game version" column as on the ModDB downloads page
2. A flag for the list verb, ie. list -v 1.22.0-rc.2 that somehow marks, perhaps by coloring the "for game version" field, mods where the selected version does not match the mod's requested versions.

This would allow the user to quickly scan their mod list and disable any mods that might be not working.

[BinToss]

In the meantime...

rustique list -c mod-id game-version

If you have grep or a similar command, you can then replace the stylistic characters with whitespace and filter the rows for those that do not contain the MAJOR.MINOR version of your choice.

Something like the following works, but needs a bit of formatting for readability.

#!/bin/env fish
rustique list -c mod-id game-version -e csv |
    string match --entire --invert '1.22'

[vickyorlo]

Oh, I did not notice that game-version is an available column. Definitely an acceptable workaround IMO - but it'd still be nice to support such a feature in Rustique itself,.

[BinToss]

@vickyorlo
I had the same problem and wrote a Fish function to do it. Yeah, I'm sorry it's for Fish instead of Powershell or Bash or Zsh.
rustique_outdated.fish

[Tekunogosu]

Sorry for the late reply here. You can add the game-version column to the list table with the following confusing command.

rustique config table set list -H -F game-version -a bold -r green

I'm actually working on revamping the game pinning portion of rustique and intend to make it a bit more robust. One of the things it needs to be doing is, as you said, highlighting mods that fall outside the bounds of the pinned game version you set, but it would only work if you pin the game version. This functionality is going to take a bit to implement though as the version pinning is actually pretty complex.