Re: Please provide feedback on the plugins site (work in progress)

Hi all, I find it weird the need to focus on the search box for the search criteria to show up (as a popup). It's a click wasted. I would have expected to have the filter criteria on the left side of the screen and default display to show the the most installed plugins. Also, the 2-letter

Re: Please provide feedback on the plugins site (work in progress)

It would be really cool to be able to select a set of plugins and download a zip or something with all those plugins included so that people with offline instances don't have to worry about downloading lots of different plugins and installing them separately. On Mon, Sep 5, 2016 at 5:21 PM Daniel

Re: Please provide feedback on the plugins site (work in progress)

> On 06.09.2016, at 01:47, Slide wrote: > > Ok, that works. How will plugin maintainers manage what is shown when a > plugin is selected? The data is collected from the update center, which in turn uses a combination of POM and wiki (maintainer, plugin name, release

Re: Please provide feedback on the plugins site (work in progress)

Ok, that works. How will plugin maintainers manage what is shown when a plugin is selected? Also, the "Download" option seems a little odd since most people would use the plugin manager in a Jenkins install to do plugin installs, or is that changing? On Mon, Sep 5, 2016 at 4:08 PM Daniel Beck

Re: Please provide feedback on the plugins site (work in progress)

> On 06.09.2016, at 01:04, Slide wrote: > > The search doesn't seem to do anything, is that expected in this version? I > entered "Email" and pressed the search button and nothing happened. It appears you need to press the enter key for now :-( -- You received this

Re: Please provide feedback on the plugins site (work in progress)

The search doesn't seem to do anything, is that expected in this version? I entered "Email" and pressed the search button and nothing happened. On Mon, Sep 5, 2016 at 2:52 PM Daniel Beck wrote: > Hi everyone, > > Gus Reiber and Michael McCaskill have been working on a

Please provide feedback on the plugins site (work in progress)

Hi everyone, Gus Reiber and Michael McCaskill have been working on a replacement for the plugins wiki page[1] for a while now. While the bar for improving on that is pretty low, we've tried to build something that's actually useful, and hopefully even superior to just googling for plugins.