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fix: declare each game's real CurseForge id; add CS2 Workshop browse - #32
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ARK's mods browser listed Minecraft mods because the CurseForge engine hardcoded gameId=432. Templates now declare their own id: minecraft-java 432 (2.8.0 -> 2.8.1) ark-survival-ascended 83374 (1.0.7 -> 1.0.8) Both ids come from CurseForge's own /v1/games, and the fix was verified against the live API: 432 returns Minecraft content, 83374 returns real ARK mods. CS2 (1.0.4 -> 1.1.0) gains a Steam Workshop Collections browser wired to its existing CS2_HOST_WORKSHOP_COLLECTION env via modpacks.refEnv. Workshop content is fetched by steamcmd inside the container, not over HTTP, so this is a preview browser with no Install button — picking a collection writes its id into the env the image already reads. Also ignore __pycache__ from validate.py runs. Signed-off-by: valgulnecron <39313199+ValgulNecron@users.noreply.github.com>
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The 'fix version' commits (1adc510, 7b4e7c0) were branched from PR #31 (1d153c2) and force-pushed over main, silently dropping the already-merged PR #32 (per-game CurseForge/Steam ids: ARK curseforgeGameID 83374, CS2 Workshop browse) and PR #33 (module YAML .schema/ + editor modelines). The published registry still served ark:1.0.8 / cs2:1.1.0 from that lost state, but with the pre-bump gameplaneMinVersion: 0.2.0, so a v0.2.0-beta.7 operator rejected them (0.2.0-beta.7 < 0.2.0 by semver). Merge c093ea2 (the PR #33 tip) back in to restore that work. The 3-way merge keeps main's 0.2.0 -> 0.2.0-beta.7 gameplaneMinVersion bump (incl. the minecraft-java correction) on the min-version lines and takes c093ea2's content everywhere else: ark 1.0.8 + CurseForge id, cs2 1.1.0 + Workshop, .schema/ + modelines. Republishing from here overwrites the orphan ark:1.0.8 / cs2:1.1.0 tags with the correct min-version. Signed-off-by: valgulnecron <39313199+ValgulNecron@users.noreply.github.com>
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CurseForge ids
ARK's mods browser listed Minecraft mods — the engine hardcoded
gameId=432. Templates now declare their own id (engine fix: ValgulNecron/Gameplane#156):Both ids come from CurseForge's own
/v1/games, and the fix was verified against the live API.CS2 Steam Workshop (1.0.4 → 1.1.0)
Adds a Workshop Collections browser wired to the
CS2_HOST_WORKSHOP_COLLECTIONenv the image already reads, viamodpacks.refEnv.Preview-only by design: Workshop content is fetched by steamcmd inside the container at boot, not over HTTP, so there is no per-mod download URL and no Install button. Picking a collection writes its id into the env — replacing "go find your collection id by hand" with a browser.
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