Hi all,
I'm finally getting around to playing with the REST API, but it's not quite
working as expected.
In koha-testing-docker (with the latest koha-testing-docker git repo and
Docker images as of this writing), I'm getting the following in the browser:
1. 200 OK
a.
That `docker system prune -a` command could have unexpected consequences if you
use Docker for anything other than koha-testing-docker.
My suggestion is typically to fetch the latest koha-testing-docker git
directory and to run "docker-compose pull" which will fetch the latest Docker
images
Just in case it helps, ashimema suggested on the IRC channel that I should run:
`docker system prune -a`
on the command line before firing up a docker container from the updated
koha-testing-docker git directory. That worked a treat. Putting it here in case
others trip over the same problem!
I was going to do a spot of Koha "signing off" today whilst waiting for some
other work to arrive and decided to try firing up the koha-testing-docker
(https://gitlab.com/koha-community/koha-testing-docker.git) Docker image as the
bug I was going to test needed command line interaction (for web
Hi,
It is challenging indeed.
I suggest you have a look at existing plugins.
For example if you want to create a template and some perl code for tools :
https://github.com/biblibre/koha-plugin-users-with-permissions
Best regards,
Le 09/03/2020 à 13:52, Anuj Singh a écrit :
Dear Koha
On 10/03/20 8:08 pm, Mason James wrote:
> Hi Koha devs
>
> We have a dependency problem with the release of debian-10 and the following
> packages. (debian-11 is ok)
>
> libmojolicious-perl
> libmojolicious-plugin-openapi-perl
> libyaml-libyaml-perl
> Two other options...
> 1/ use kc.org
