Mod.io API change and MINT breaking as a result

[Wasserkleber]

When trying to install a new mod the following error message shows up:
"403 Forbidden: You must possess administrator privileges to apply the (visible-in) filter."

This issue is caused by recent changes to the mod.io API.

To fix it:
in src\providers\modio.rs
replace:
use modio::filter::{Eq, In};
use modio::mods::filters::{NameId, Visible};
with:
use modio::filter::Eq;
use modio::mods::filters::NameId;

replace:
let filter = NameId::eq(name_id).and(Visible::_in(vec![0, 1]));
with:
let filter = NameId::eq(name_id);

[DaedalusGH]

Where do I find src\providers\modio.rs? I feel like i've looked everywhere in mod.io and MINT but I can't find that filepath.

[DaedalusGH]

Oh ok, I found a solution. I'm super new to Github and have no coding experience so I was stumbling around in the dark for a while lol. But thankfully a user on the Deep Rock Galactic Discord showed me that there's already a published fork with the necessary changes to make MINT work again. Posting it here so that people like me who are extremely unfamiliar with this stuff can just have a 1-click solution. Anyway, here it is:
https://github.com/Wasserkleber/mintfixed/releases/tag/v0.2.10-mintfixed-1

[AKoiFishu]

Oh ok, I found a solution. I'm super new to Github and have no coding experience so I was stumbling around in the dark for a while lol. But thankfully a user on the Deep Rock Galactic Discord showed me that there's already a published fork with the necessary changes to make MINT work again. Posting it here so that people like me who are extremely unfamiliar with this stuff can just have a 1-click solution. Anyway, here it is: https://github.com/Wasserkleber/mintfixed/releases/tag/v0.2.10-mintfixed-1

Hi, I created this account just to say thank you for the fix! The error was driving me insane for the longest time.

[dragonlord66666]

Oh ok, I found a solution. I'm super new to Github and have no coding experience so I was stumbling around in the dark for a while lol. But thankfully a user on the Deep Rock Galactic Discord showed me that there's already a published fork with the necessary changes to make MINT work again. Posting it here so that people like me who are extremely unfamiliar with this stuff can just have a 1-click solution. Anyway, here it is: https://github.com/Wasserkleber/mintfixed/releases/tag/v0.2.10-mintfixed-1

please do inform us how you are 'super new' but you ran a .exe file..... not something mint will use, but is what the link points to.

[Wasserkleber]

Oh ok, I found a solution. I'm super new to Github and have no coding experience so I was stumbling around in the dark for a while lol. But thankfully a user on the Deep Rock Galactic Discord showed me that there's already a published fork with the necessary changes to make MINT work again. Posting it here so that people like me who are extremely unfamiliar with this stuff can just have a 1-click solution. Anyway, here it is: https://github.com/Wasserkleber/mintfixed/releases/tag/v0.2.10-mintfixed-1

please do inform us how you are 'super new' but you ran a .exe file..... not something mint will use, but is what the link points to.

This comment is embarrassing honestly. Confidently wrong

[dragonlord66666]

please do inform us how you are 'super new' but you ran a .exe file..... not something mint will use, but is what the link points to.

This comment is embarrassing honestly. Confidently wrong

how is this 'confidently wrong'? linux CANNOT natively use exe files.

[Wasserkleber]

please do inform us how you are 'super new' but you ran a .exe file..... not something mint will use, but is what the link points to.

This comment is embarrassing honestly. Confidently wrong

how is this 'confidently wrong'? linux CANNOT natively use exe files.

mb, I forgot that linux is the only operating software out there

[dragonlord66666]

please do inform us how you are 'super new' but you ran a .exe file..... not something mint will use, but is what the link points to.

This comment is embarrassing honestly. Confidently wrong

how is this 'confidently wrong'? linux CANNOT natively use exe files.

mb, I forgot that linux is the only operating software out there

still did not answer the question, how was I 'confidently wrong'?
but the main point is how do we fix the mof.io API errors.

[Wasserkleber]

please do inform us how you are 'super new' but you ran a .exe file..... not something mint will use, but is what the link points to.

This comment is embarrassing honestly. Confidently wrong

how is this 'confidently wrong'? linux CANNOT natively use exe files.

mb, I forgot that linux is the only operating software out there

still did not answer the question, how was I 'confidently wrong'? but the main point is how do we fix the mof.io API errors.

Have you even read what this issue is about, there is literally a fix described in my message. Also there is already a pr by me that would fix the issue

[4BR0ccoli]

Could you please elaborate on how to fix this? Sorry, but I can't even find the src\providers\modio.rs file. Given that the last update for the manager was 3 years ago, I'm not sure this error will be patched...

[dragonlord66666]

please do inform us how you are 'super new' but you ran a .exe file..... not something mint will use, but is what the link points to.

This comment is embarrassing honestly. Confidently wrong

how is this 'confidently wrong'? linux CANNOT natively use exe files.

mb, I forgot that linux is the only operating software out there

still did not answer the question, how was I 'confidently wrong'? but the main point is how do we fix the mof.io API errors.

Have you even read what this issue is about, there is literally a fix described in my message. Also there is already a pr by me that would fix the issue

yes I have, have you? because most are asking where src\providers is because none of us have this directory, so how can we fix it if we can't find it.

[Wasserkleber]

Could you please elaborate on how to fix this? Sorry, but I can't even find the src\providers\modio.rs file. Given that the last update for the manager was 3 years ago, I'm not sure this error will be patched...

If you look at the repository tree, you’ll see the src folder. The file path I mentioned is in there.
If you don’t want to patch it yourself, I have a fork that already contains the fix. If you’re on Windows, I’ve also uploaded a precompiled .exe you can use directly.