Instructions for running Cleanroom on a server

[DarianLStephens]

Summary

Somewhere, include instructions for running Cleanroom on a server

Goals

To provide instructions on how to run Cleanroom on a server, instead of just a client, to facilitate the usage of Cleanroom in a server environment, if it is indeed possible at this stage.

Non Goals

To avoid the questions and pretend like it's not a thing, or to not support servers.

Motivation

That there is no mention of running Cleanroom in a server environment anywhere that I can see, and I'm not sure how to actually install it on a server, or if it's possible currently. You can't really replace the jar, can you? Not in the same way as a launcher, unless you just substitute the forge jar for a Cleanroom jar?
I looked through the issues, the discussions, the pull requests, the readme, the wiki, and I can only find a couple of issues referencing running Cleanroom on a server, but never the how.

Description

Uhh... I'm kinda running out of steam, here. I don't know, I'd just like for there to be any kind of mention of running Cleanroom on a server, even if it's just 'Cleanroom cannot yet be run in a server environment', otherwise having instructions for how to do so would be nice.

Dependencies

No response

References

No response

Guidelines

• I have and will continue to adhere to the guidelines

[kappa-maintainer]

The installer has a --installServer argument, exactly like Forge
We forgot to put that in readme, but most users figured it out themselves
And, proposal is not a place for posting issues...

[DarianLStephens]

Ah, I don't tend to use installers, I like to install things manually.
While it may not be a proposal for the mod itself, it's a proposal for the Github page! I was initially going to open an issue, but since it's not a bug, I clicked on the 'feature request' thing, which sent me to discussions.

[kappa-maintainer]

How...how did you install Forge server manually?

[DarianLStephens]

I used it for forge to extract a server. I mean for mods, generally. I just never thought of using the Cleanroom installer because I figured it would basically just add a profile with Cleanroom pre-loaded, when I can just do it with the instance zip and convert pre-existing instances.