Publishing a plugin

Okay, I have a small plugin which I initially want to publish on my
corp intranet so we can share it among our internal apps (if it proves
worthwhile maybe I’ll push it beyond that). I’ve pushed the plugin
folder to our svn server. I have added the svn repository to my
plugin sources but ‘script/plugin list’ does not recognize any plugins
in the repository nor does ‘script/plugin install’ pull out the one
that I name.

What am I missing?

Thanks,
AndyV

I’ve pushed the plugin folder to our svn server. I have added the svn repository to my plugin sources but ‘script/plugin list’ does not recognize any plugins in the repository nor does ‘script/plugin install’ pull out the one that I name.

What am I missing?

depending on the url of your plugin repository script/plugin is going to
try to get it via http instead of using svn, so you’d need to have
anonymous access via http for your svn repository in that case.

if that’s not possible for any reason, you can always make a svn co of
your plugin then manually run install.rb

regards,

javier ramirez

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if that’s not possible for any reason, you can always make a svn co of
your plugin then manually run install.rb

sorry for the autoreply, but i just realized it would be better a svn
export than a svn co

regards,

javier ramirez

Estamos de estreno… si necesitas llevar el control de tus gastos
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Thanks for the tips. I’ll give it a try shortly.

Hi,

I just stumbled across this question a few minutes ago…

I’ve pushed the plugin folder to our svn server. I have added the svn
repository to my plugin sources but ‘script/plugin list’ does not
recognize any plugins in the repository nor does ‘script/plugin install’
pull out the one that I name.

What am I missing?

In my case it’s the svn repository, which needs authentification…

if that’s not possible for any reason, you can always make a svn co of
your plugin then manually run install.rb

How do I execute the install.rb manually? “ruby install.rb” is of course
not
working…

Regards,
Timo