Vouch

Bug-fix release for Minecraft 1.21.1 (Fabric + NeoForge).

Fixed

Premium players now get their skin and cape (#6)

The Mojang session server returns the player's signed profile properties — textures, which carries the skin and cape — alongside the id and name. Vouch was reading only the id and name out of that response, so the profile handed to the server had an empty property map. Premium UUID and inventory were correct; the player rendered as Steve or Alex. The response is now parsed properly and the signed properties are preserved.

New option, on by default:

[auth]
premium_fetch_skins = true

NeoForge servers no longer crash at startup (#8, thanks @denmoth)

BouncyCastle ships signed and multi-release. Once its classes were relocated into the mod jar, the signature files no longer matched and NeoForge's ModuleClassLoader refused to load it. Reported and tested on a NeoForge 1.21.1 server with 300+ mods.

The same fault, latent in the Fabric jar

While verifying the fix above, the Fabric jar turned out to still ship META-INF/services/java.security.Provider naming org.bouncycastle.jce.provider.BouncyCastleProvider — a class that no longer exists there after relocation, so any ServiceLoader pass over security providers would hit ServiceConfigurationError. Both platforms are now sanitised by a shared build step, and the build fails if that metadata ever returns.

Added

Brazilian Portuguese — thanks @guigiffoni. Vouch now ships English, Spanish (Mexico), Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Ukrainian.

Changed

CurseForge is no longer a distribution channel. Vouch is published on Modrinth and GitHub Releases.

Upgrading: drop-in replacement for 0.3.0. No configuration or database changes required.