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# CodxLib 1.3.3 **The big one: CodxLib now ships for the entire supported Minecraft range — 1.20.1 all the way to 26.2 — on Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.** Every version × loader build is verified, and each one was launched on a real dedicated server to confirm the mod loads and `/codxlib help` works. This is a compatibility & packaging release. **No API changes** — if your mod already uses CodxLib, nothing in your code needs to change; you just get a matching CodxLib build for a lot more Minecraft versions. ### For players / server admins - **Massively wider version support.** Pick the CodxLib file that matches your Minecraft version and loader — Fabric covers 1.20.1–26.2, NeoForge and Forge cover every version those loaders shipped a build for. See the compatibility table on the page for the exact grid (some older versions are loader-specific because that loader simply doesn't exist there). - **Each build actually loads.** A per-version pass caught and fixed real "installed but invisible" cases — e.g. on NeoForge 1.20.4 the library previously wasn't detected at all; it now loads and registers its commands like every other version. - Still the same library: `/codxlib versions`, `/codxlib help` (the operator debug report), and update notifications behave exactly as before. ### For developers (consumer mods) - **No API changes.** `codx.codxlib.api.*` is unchanged from 1.3.2. - CodxLib is published **per Minecraft version × loader**. Depend on the build that matches your target — the whole 1.20.1–26.2 range is now available, so a multi-version mod can pull a matching CodxLib for each of its own versions. - Under the hood this release fixes the per-loader packaging that makes each build load correctly (NeoForge manifest naming below 1.20.5, Forge mixin compatibility level, the 26.x module descriptor, and a couple of loader-specific dev-toolchain issues). None of it touches the public API — it just means "CodxLib for version X on loader Y" now exists and works.