It looks like your release contains a lot of unnecessary and duplicated files, which is causing it to be bloated up to 90MB.
Duplicated files
pipeworks is at both /archive/Mods/SAV mods/Pipeworks/ and /archive/Mods/Pipeworks/. There's also toUpscale and everything in ZS250, I don't understand what the point of that is.
Unnecessary files
Minetest doesn't support .svg, .tff, .sh, or .glsl. As documented in the Package Configuration guide, you can use .gitattributes to get ContentDB to not include certain files. Here's a .gitattributes I wrote for you, save this as .gitattributes in the git root dir (no extension):
Hello! Sorry for that - I pushed my full working-on-the-pack directory as I'm used to do with github. Is there a way to make a release including only one folder from the repo?
Alternatively, I guess I can create a new repo to only upload my finished releases.
Hello! Sorry for that - I pushed my full working-on-the-pack directory as I'm used to do with github. Is there a way to make a release including only one folder from the repo? Alternatively, I guess I can create a new repo to only upload my finished releases.
In .gitattributes, you would need to list every other file/folder except the one you want to include
It looks like your release contains a lot of unnecessary and duplicated files, which is causing it to be bloated up to 90MB.
Duplicated files
pipeworks is at both
/archive/Mods/SAV mods/Pipeworks/and/archive/Mods/Pipeworks/. There's also toUpscale and everything in ZS250, I don't understand what the point of that is.Unnecessary files
Minetest doesn't support .svg, .tff, .sh, or .glsl. As documented in the Package Configuration guide, you can use .gitattributes to get ContentDB to not include certain files. Here's a .gitattributes I wrote for you, save this as
.gitattributesin the git root dir (no extension):This will cause the files with those extensions to not be included in the .zip
Alternatively, you could make the .zips yourself and upload them to ContentDB
Hello! Sorry for that - I pushed my full working-on-the-pack directory as I'm used to do with github. Is there a way to make a release including only one folder from the repo? Alternatively, I guess I can create a new repo to only upload my finished releases.
Also, I noticed that others have sorted their textures into multiple subfolders with the mod name on it - I hope it's not mandatory?
In .gitattributes, you would need to list every other file/folder except the one you want to include