Forum: Rails Engines development script/plugin update [plugin_or_engine_name] broken?

Posted by Lance Ditkins (cleaner416)
on 2006-03-21 16:10
I've created a couple of engines for use with some internal projects
here and stuck them in their own svn repos.

Then I have other svn-stored projects I want to use the engines with.
Both the projects and the engines are updated quite a bit.

So I install the engine from my project: script/plugin install
http://<path_to_engine_repo>/<engine_name>

Then later I commit some changes to the engine.

So then I go to my project and try to update the plugin: script/plugin
update <engine_name>

I get: "Updating plugin: <engine_name> " and no errors as a result.

But the source code of the engine is NOT updated in the project.  Arrg. 
Any ideas? (I would hate to blow away my engine with an  rm -rf and 
reinstall everytime I make a tweak)

Any suggestions appreciated! Thanks!

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Posted by James Adam (Guest)
on 2006-03-21 17:17
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I wouldn't bother with the script/plugin command for your own engines
- why not just set SVN externals to your engine repositories and use
'svn update' to pull in the latest changes?

- james

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Posted by Lance Ditkins (cleaner416)
on 2006-03-21 17:31
You're right - that's a much better idea.  Thanks for lifting my head 
out of the sand.

James Adam wrote:
> I wouldn't bother with the script/plugin command for your own engines
> - why not just set SVN externals to your engine repositories and use
> 'svn update' to pull in the latest changes?
> 
> - james
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> On 3/21/06, Lance Ditkins <cleaner416@mac.com> wrote:
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