GIT questions and insight needed

Re: GIT questions and insight needed

by Tim Hunt -
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It would help if you could tell us which add-on you are trying to install.

When you type git remote -v in the mod folder, that will show you the remote where you downloaded Moodle from. Not the remote where you tried to download the add-on from.

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Re: GIT questions and insight needed

by Scott Karren -

Ok time for specifics, no more hand grenades and horseshoes.  The add-ons that we use are as follows:

Certificate, Questionnaire, Configurable Reports, ILP, Navigation Buttons, OneTopic format, and the Face to Face add-on.

We also use ELIS and a custom theme.  Thank you for your help in getting a hack more informed.

Scott

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Re: GIT questions and insight needed

by Tim Hunt -
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That is not very specific. Which one of those plug-ins gives you the error about there not being a 2.3 stable branch when you try to install it?

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Re: GIT questions and insight needed

by Scott Karren -

My apologies.  The one that I have tried to install is the Navigation Buttons. I wanted to successfully install one before moving on to the rest.

Scott

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Re: GIT questions and insight needed

by Tim Hunt -
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So, look at https://github.com/davosmith/moodle-navbuttons. You will see that there is only a master branch and a MOODLE_19_STABLE branch, so presumably you need to install the master branch if you are any Moodle 2.x. The readme file there confirms that hypothesis, although it could be more explicity.

So, just do a git clone of that repository.