Hi all, I discovered my issue with python plugins was much more thant missing metadata files.
In fact, it appears that all the plugin files have been somehow corrupted in my .qgis2/python/plugins/ folder ! When doing an ls command in one of the plugins folder, I get this : https://paste.sh/yOPsb32r#hhoIbJV9PiYaNBt6XYwwgVv_ When I sudo ls in this folder, it seems the files are here: https://paste.sh/03-NDL3b#lq1Xwua28gqj-2cOYzODd_Bp A simple "nano" for one file tells me the file is a new empty one A "sudo nano" shows me the file content. It seems something broke the files permissions and ownership for me. Any one has encountered the same thing ? NB : I was stupidely using QGIS 2.10 while apt-get upgraded into 2.12 which is surely the reason why everything went crazy in my laptop ;) I am pretty confident I can find a solution via chmod and chown, but this can be scary for some users, and hopefully I am the only one concerned Cheers Michaël 2015-10-25 20:00 GMT+01:00 kimaidou <[email protected]>: > Hi all > > I have just upgraded QGIS to 2.12 on my Ubuntu Vivid via the official QGIS > repository ( qgis.org ) > After running it, I saw half of my installed plugins are marked as > "corrupted" because of a missing metadata file. > > I would like to update my plugins to make them compatible with QGIS 2.12. > Do I need to rename the metadata.txt file ? > > Thanks in advance > > Michaël >
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