Paul Webster wrote: > It would be very easy to get out of step - but that is what I do when I > am working on a Plugin. > I install a quick version the proper way first and then work on the > files directly and restart LMS each time. > LMS checks the version number in the install.xml against the version > number in the repo XML. > If the local one is higher then it will not update. > I would not recommend it as an approach for a typical installation but > it can be very useful when developing/debugging/tracing.
cpd73 wrote: > Yeah, you can do that - in fact its what I do. I stop LMS, delete the > existing contents, add the new version, and re-start LMS. LMS will state > that a new version of Material is available - as I think it just sees a > difference from installed to the released version, and assumes the > release is newer. But, for testing this can just be ignored. LMS will > overwrite your installed Material with the latest released version if > you allow the update. Thank you both! So I guess my first test will be: Will LMS overwrite the existing newer plugin or not. :D QLMS [email protected] x64 (digimaster) with perl 5.30.1 / QNAP 469L QTS 4.3.4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ dolodobendan's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=67663 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=109624 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
