Hi Tom,
Indeed, I should have read the help of the command; it mentions that. Using
a git infrastructure, I was surprised to see backup files as I could do a
reset if things went wrong but I guess the script is intended to be used in
any env.
Harrissou
2018-05-21 1:19 GMT+02:00 Tom Chadwin :
> T
Those are likely to be your original Python 2 files, before the script made
changes, allowing you to roll back. They should definitely not be published,
but you should keep them yourself until you are confident the conversion was
successful.
Tom
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Hi Tom,
Not really. It expects qgis2to3 to be a file in such a command. But it
makes me remind to look for a qgis2to3 file and i found it in
C:\OSGeo4W64\apps\Python36\Scripts. Moving to that folder and calling
`qgis2to3 -w /path/to/my/plugin` did the trick.
Thanks for your help.
Next question:
In other words:
python3 qgis2to3 /path/to/my/plugin
Tom
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Absolutely no expert, but does this help?
https://stackoverflow.com/a/38979755/5613104
Tom
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Hi,
I'm trying to update a plugin of mine to QGIS3 and follow instructions at
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/wiki/Plugin-migration-to-QGIS-3
I'm on Windows 10 and am not used to dev env and despite the use of osgeo4w
i encountered some issues.
After some readings here and there, I ran in the osgeo4w
