True again, thanks. I should have remembered this as I had the same problem
in previous upgrades!
Perhaps the download page should include a notice telling users
to remove or rename their ~/.qgis/python/plugins directory.
Also, while the masking behaviour is probably appropriate, including
a message in the Plugin manager reminding the user that the masking is
actually taking place would be very useful. I.e., replacing
"Plugin Installer (Version 0.06.2) [incompatible]"
by
"Plugin Installer Masked by Version 0.06.2 [incompatible] in your
~/.qgis/python/plugins directory"
or something like that,
Agus
Borys Jurgiel wrote:
On niedziela 04 styczeń 2009 18:34:54 Agustin Lobo wrote:
True, I was missing a click on the python-qgis package in Synaptic.
Anyway, the problem I have now after installing python-qgis 1.0.0.~hardy
is that
the plugin manager states that "Plugin Installer (Version 0.06.2)
[incompatible]"
and cannot select it. (Note that I selected "complete removal" of the
preview
packages in Synaptic before the new install). I see that the
*.pyc files in /usr/share/qgis/python/plugins/plugin_installer
have date as of 2009-01-04
but the *.py files are dated 2008-12-23
The plugin installer in /usr/share/qgis is 0.9.8, but is masked by an old and
incompatible version (0.06.2) placed in ~/.qgis/python/plugins/ - just remove
the plugin_installer directory from there.
Unfortunately a plugin in your home directory always masks its instance placed
in the /usr location regardless of the versions. I'll think how to improve
this behaviour.
Regards,
B
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