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In such cases, mod updater will refetch the last version
this was primarily why i was pointing to some form of steam api change, which the broken behaviour was also very well timed with the latest steam client and website updates, however so far it appears that the potential change on valve's side was unintended and they may have fixed it
or wait until Klei fixes their buggy extraction process.
that process cannot be done by mods, so mods cannot fix it.
it happens more often with mod updater, because without it, the game wouldnt even try to install an update
as to why exactly any of this is happening, is unclear, but it did begin with the recent updates and changes to the steam interface, store and workshop pages.
mod updater is not broken, there has not been a change in the steam api.
ony also stole the updating code from mod updater (and still managed to fuck up so it remains buggy) in mod manager, both mods access the same endpoints (that are still in game code, not the actual api), just that mod updater does it properly and onys implementation is broken
your local installation got most likely broken by bugs in the updating system