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What’s the correct process for upgrading existing extras? This applies to both Evo and Revo extras... I don’t want to double-post and create a confusing duplicate version of any add on.
Thanks!
If I’m understanding you correctly, the correct way in Revo is amazingly simple.
- Log into your manager
- Click ’System’ -> ’Package Management’
- Make sure you are on the ’Packages’ tab
- See if there are any extras with a red ’Yes’ in the ’Updates Available’ column
- Click ’Yes’ for that particular extra to start the update
- Follow instructions for updating
- Done
I prefer not to update an extra if it’s not a ’pl’. Meaning, I don’t download extras when they are a ’rc’ (release canidate). The reason is because the site I work on is for the company I work for, otherwise if it was just a personal site I would, in order to help find bugs.
Sorry, I never updated an Evo extra (I know, that’s very, very bad of me).
You may or may not want to use the code I write. It's probably all against the syntax rules of php and MODx.
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Whoops, I should have been more clear: I am a DEVELOPER, and I want to release patches or improvements to existing extras. Some of the Evo plugins don’t have GIT repos, for example. And even if I made a patch, it’s possible to mess this up and accidentally publish a "new" package when you meant to publish a new version to an existing one.
Where is the book? I’ve been waiting months!! Isn’t it written? How much longer??
Quote from: agentshark at Jul 18, 2011, 05:25 PM
Where is the book? I’ve been waiting months!! Isn’t it written? How much longer??
Months? I’ve been waiting years.
Coming soon.