> Er, that's also what script plugin/install does. There's no benefit to
> doing it your way,
Really? I thought it didn't used to. Anyway I have just moved away from
plugins and now install them as gems (if available).
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Fernando Perez wrote:
>> How do I install them in the app/vendor/plugins?
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>> thanks
>
> What I do is use git to manually clone the repo into vendor/plugins, so
> that it's much easier to update with $ git pull
Er, that's also what script plugin/install does. There's no benefit to
doing it
Download Code from Github put the extracted Code into vender/plugin and move
foreword
Or install Git and leran how to use it.
On Sat, Jun 19, 2010 at 2:28 PM, Fernando Perez wrote:
> > How do I install them in the app/vendor/plugins?
> >
> > thanks
>
> What I do is use git to manually clone the r
> How do I install them in the app/vendor/plugins?
>
> thanks
What I do is use git to manually clone the repo into vendor/plugins, so
that it's much easier to update with $ git pull
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Using command "./script/plugin install path/to/plugin.git" does not
install nothing to me. It never ends!
'command/plugin.rb' are using a 'git pull --depth 1
git://path/to/plugin.git' and this command never exits.
I found something about a similar problem here:
https://rails.lighthouseapp.com/proj
installing in the vendor/plugins (not app ) directory is done with
the use "script/plugin"
using "script/plugin -h" will get you full help
generally you install from a known a subversion URL:
plugin install
http://dev.rubyonrails.com/svn/rails/plugins/continuous_builder
or you install a p
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