>Will 7.6 installation remove currently installed plugins then? > I think that plugins that have a maxVersion set to less than 7.6 will be disabled when they run.
>> and anyone going out of their way to run mysql will know that they are >> likely to have to deal with compatibility issues. > >Hope this will be VERY obvious for them. > No, there's not clues at all. The maxVersion checking is just annoying. Some plugin devs set the version number to the version that they know the plugin works in. Therefore, when there are updates to SBS, the plugins get disabled/not listed, even though they might work fine. There's no clue as to why a plugin says it's incompatible; it's only a version check. I set my maxVersion to *, as I am not aware if it will work or not. What I think should be done is add provision for another version property (eg. maxTestedVersion). If maxVersion is exceeded, the plugin should not run/install. If maxTestedVersion is exceeded but maxVersion isn't, allow the plugin to run, but warn that the plugin may not be compatible. Perhaps automatically change logging level to debug, or something like that. _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
