Just FYI… Finally I made it to get through this , worth investigating.
Thanks. -Prem On Mon, 31 Jan 2022 at 11:30 PM, Prem Kumar <prem.net...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Team, > > I have developed a bunch of custom processing tools which will eventually > import custom python modules from QGIS site-packages. So far I had to copy > the processing tool python files to default profile folder and custom > modules to QGIS site-packages manually. > > However, I'm looking for an elegant way to share and distribute the > processing tools from github's private repository to our colleagues > internally. Essentially, I'm looking for a way to configure github's > private repository in such a way that processing tools can be installed via > QGIS plugin installation dialog. > > There are certain dots im unable to connect, > > 1. can we successfully use github's *private repository* for this purpose > or is it possible only with public repo? > 2. How to *define the plugin xml* file along with its supporting QGIS > versions and host it as part of repo? > 3. How to configure the repo in such a way that installation of processing > tools will eventually *install the custom modules in the QGIS site > package* space? > > On other hand, I have tried using QGIS ResourceSharing > <https://qgis-contribution.github.io/QGIS-ResourceSharing/> plugin but > could not move ahead with authenticating github private repo. I also see > that we can host QGIS plugin repositories on-prem but not sure it is worth > it for small teams. > > Any help/leads/documentation on this regard would be much appreciated, > thank you. > > -Prem > > >
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