# CodxLib 1.3.6
*This file is for **Fabric 26.1**. It requires **Fabric Loader 0.18.4 or newer** — exactly what Fabric API already needs on 26.1, so CodxLib adds no restriction of its own.*
**Update notices no longer link to a download page.** The codx mods are published on
both Modrinth and CurseForge, and a notice that pointed at one of them was sending
roughly half of you to a store you don't use.
The notice is now simply:
> [OneBlock] Update available: 3.3.1 (current 3.2.0)
Update from wherever you installed the mod — your launcher, CurseForge, or Modrinth.
**No API changes.**
### For players / server admins
- **No more clickable link in the update message.** Nothing else about the notice
changed: it still appears on the server console at startup, and in chat for operators
(or in single-player).
- **The version number is now shown plainly** — `3.3.1` instead of
`3.3.1+26.1.2-neoforge`. The trailing part named the build the file came from; with no
file being offered it added nothing, and naming a loader in a message that isn't
handing you a download was the confusing bit.
- This affects **every codx mod** that uses CodxLib's update checker — OneBlock,
CleanHUD, QuickCraft, Reflex, Health-hud, EnhancedTooltips, Chunky-Extended,
ElytraPlus. You only need to update CodxLib; the mods themselves are unchanged.
- **CodxLib is now on CurseForge as well as Modrinth**, so you can install it from
whichever you already use. The two carry identical files.
- Nothing else changed: `/codxlib versions`, `/codxlib help`, and the rest behave
exactly as in 1.3.5.
### For developers (consumer mods)
- **No API changes.** `codx.codxlib.api.*` is unchanged from 1.3.5, so there is nothing
to adjust in your code or your `codxlib` version range.
- `UpdateChecker.updateAvailableMessage(mod, latest)` keeps its signature but no longer
appends `CodxNotify.link(...)`. If you render that `Component` yourself, expect a
plain line with no click handler.
- Modrinth is still the **only** endpoint queried — it remains the source of truth for
"is there something newer", including the per-loader filter added in 1.3.5. Dropping
the link is purely about not advertising one store over the other, so
`ModInfo.modrinthSlug()` is still required and still used for the query.
- `CodxNotify.link(...)` itself is unchanged and still available for your own messages.
Developer information
Projects on Modrinth are automatically available through a Maven repository for use with JVM build tools such as Gradle.
maven { name = "Modrinth"; url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven" }