I don't understand how this isn't a feature even 4 years later. Even prime launcher which has curseforge can do this

This feature allows up to make an easy private modpack update system for just a couple friends instead of having to upload the pack, wait for it to be approved, if it even gets approved and then tell your friends to update that, or even having to keep a list of changes then uploading those seperately and telling your friends to somehow understand how to delete and replace the files...

I have to agree on this idea, at least do something very similar, maybe where the ZIP updates the mods and configs like downloading a modpack would, or have it open a screen allowing the user to select which folders to override just like you select which folders to export.

Sure, more hand-holding auto-updating for you noobs.

@Team Overwolf. I hate having to reset my settings everytime with minecraft. If we could update the zip file it could slove this too.

Please add this feature. When updating or adding mods to a modpack, it's much easier to just provide my friends the new version with a new exported .zip. The downside is they have to set up all of their client settings again because it's an entirely new profile. I don't wish to publish it (and can't because it contains mods not on curseforge), so I can't take advantage of the published auto updating.

Losing every mods configuration each time you import a new version of your private modpack is a pain in the ass. Please add this feature

What would the difference be from using the Import feature?
If the modpack is public and on CurseForge you can simply use the 'Update' button for specific mods or the modpack in its entirety.
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Perhaps allow the user to select some mods they do not want to be removed such as clientside mods like journey map and waila