Update ItemStack#toContainer to be light wrapper over vanilla data#4292
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Update ItemStack#toContainer to be light wrapper over vanilla data#4292
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We now emit the DFU fixer version as DataVersion. The serialized ItemStack is now stored as is under Data. This means we can now pass the DataVersion and Data directly to the DFU and not worry about the original data layout. We then can just inspect the outputted version against the current format directly or pass it to the vanilla serializer. This should simplify the churn required for serialization and deserialization.
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We now emit the DFU fixer version as DataVersion.
The serialized ItemStack is now stored as is under Data.
This means we can now pass the DataVersion and Data directly to the DFU and not worry about the original data layout.
We then can just inspect the outputted version against the current format directly or pass it to the vanilla serializer.
This should simplify the churn required for serialization and deserialization.