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QGIS Plugin folder names mixup
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?Errors uploading plugin to QGIS python plugin repositoryHow does QGIS know there is a plugin update?“Cannot find folder” error uploading QGis plug-in to official repositoryQGIS plugins deploymentSetup QGIS with local plugin repository onlyCan't connect to QGIS 2.18 plugin repositoryFind QGIS 3 plugin folder location with PyQGISOTB-QGIS plugin does not appear in QGIS 3.2 after manual installationQGIS 3 - Change location of profile folderInstall QGIS plugin manually - Package not available in Plugin Manager
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I've created a python plugin for QGIS. Before I upload it to the QGIS plugins repository, I was doing some testing to make sure it works. In Github, I forked the master repository and created a working branch. My development version in QGIS has been this branch I created. The plugin works, exists in my QGIS plugins folder, and is called "eco-valuator-CreateAndExportPrintLayout", as this is the name of the GitHub branch I was working in :
I merged my development branch with the master branch (link above). Now if I download this repository from the master branch, the folder is called "eco-valuator-master". If I put this folder in with the rest of my plugin folders, QGIS doesn't like it. The plugin is listed as "Installed" if I go to "Manage/Install Plugins" but doesn't show in the processing toolbar (where this plugin should be) The photo below shows the one in question, highlighted:
Lastly, if I manually change the name of the folder from "eco-valuator-master" to "eco-valuator-CreateAndExportPrintLayout", the plugin works. So obviously the issue is with the folder name.
However, I can't find any file within that folder that contains the folder's name, so why is this affecting the way the plugin works in QGIS?
When looking at the config file, it lists the name of the folder will be "ecosystem_service_valuator". Does this impact what is happening? Maybe after I upload the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, this will be a non-issue?
qgis-plugins qgis-3 github
asked Apr 11 at 16:10
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I've created a python plugin for QGIS. Before I upload it to the QGIS plugins repository, I was doing some testing to make sure it works. In Github, I forked the master repository and created a working branch. My development version in QGIS has been this branch I created. The plugin works, exists in my QGIS plugins folder, and is called "eco-valuator-CreateAndExportPrintLayout", as this is the name of the GitHub branch I was working in :
I merged my development branch with the master branch (link above). Now if I download this repository from the master branch, the folder is called "eco-valuator-master". If I put this folder in with the rest of my plugin folders, QGIS doesn't like it. The plugin is listed as "Installed" if I go to "Manage/Install Plugins" but doesn't show in the processing toolbar (where this plugin should be) The photo below shows the one in question, highlighted:
Lastly, if I manually change the name of the folder from "eco-valuator-master" to "eco-valuator-CreateAndExportPrintLayout", the plugin works. So obviously the issue is with the folder name.
However, I can't find any file within that folder that contains the folder's name, so why is this affecting the way the plugin works in QGIS?
When looking at the config file, it lists the name of the folder will be "ecosystem_service_valuator". Does this impact what is happening? Maybe after I upload the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, this will be a non-issue?
qgis-plugins qgis-3 github
asked Apr 11 at 16:10
Erich PurpurErich Purpur
351315
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reputation from Erich Purpur ending ending at 2019-04-21 22:40:17Z">in 2 days.
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I can't answer too much. I didn't try test. FYI, your config file can be safely removed if you don't usepb_tool.I python plugin can be 3 files, the init file, metadata.txt and the your plugin.py. I personnaly always use the same folder name, the main plugin name, I have some imports doingfrom MyPlugin import fooso I can't change the plugin folder name!
– etrimaille
Apr 15 at 1:15
Thanks @etrimaille. After uploading the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, in the end the folder names were not a problem and the issue solved itself.
– Erich Purpur
Apr 16 at 17:48
1
I think you should add yu comment as an answer @etrimaille
– Fran Raga
2 days ago
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I've created a python plugin for QGIS. Before I upload it to the QGIS plugins repository, I was doing some testing to make sure it works. In Github, I forked the master repository and created a working branch. My development version in QGIS has been this branch I created. The plugin works, exists in my QGIS plugins folder, and is called "eco-valuator-CreateAndExportPrintLayout", as this is the name of the GitHub branch I was working in :
I merged my development branch with the master branch (link above). Now if I download this repository from the master branch, the folder is called "eco-valuator-master". If I put this folder in with the rest of my plugin folders, QGIS doesn't like it. The plugin is listed as "Installed" if I go to "Manage/Install Plugins" but doesn't show in the processing toolbar (where this plugin should be) The photo below shows the one in question, highlighted:
Lastly, if I manually change the name of the folder from "eco-valuator-master" to "eco-valuator-CreateAndExportPrintLayout", the plugin works. So obviously the issue is with the folder name.
However, I can't find any file within that folder that contains the folder's name, so why is this affecting the way the plugin works in QGIS?
When looking at the config file, it lists the name of the folder will be "ecosystem_service_valuator". Does this impact what is happening? Maybe after I upload the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, this will be a non-issue?
qgis-plugins qgis-3 github
asked Apr 11 at 16:10
Erich PurpurErich Purpur
351315
I've created a python plugin for QGIS. Before I upload it to the QGIS plugins repository, I was doing some testing to make sure it works. In Github, I forked the master repository and created a working branch. My development version in QGIS has been this branch I created. The plugin works, exists in my QGIS plugins folder, and is called "eco-valuator-CreateAndExportPrintLayout", as this is the name of the GitHub branch I was working in :
I merged my development branch with the master branch (link above). Now if I download this repository from the master branch, the folder is called "eco-valuator-master". If I put this folder in with the rest of my plugin folders, QGIS doesn't like it. The plugin is listed as "Installed" if I go to "Manage/Install Plugins" but doesn't show in the processing toolbar (where this plugin should be) The photo below shows the one in question, highlighted:
Lastly, if I manually change the name of the folder from "eco-valuator-master" to "eco-valuator-CreateAndExportPrintLayout", the plugin works. So obviously the issue is with the folder name.
However, I can't find any file within that folder that contains the folder's name, so why is this affecting the way the plugin works in QGIS?
When looking at the config file, it lists the name of the folder will be "ecosystem_service_valuator". Does this impact what is happening? Maybe after I upload the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, this will be a non-issue?
qgis-plugins qgis-3 github
qgis-plugins qgis-3 github
asked Apr 11 at 16:10
Erich PurpurErich Purpur
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asked Apr 11 at 16:10
Erich PurpurErich Purpur
351315
asked Apr 11 at 16:10
Erich PurpurErich Purpur
351315
asked Apr 11 at 16:10
Erich PurpurErich Purpur
351315
asked Apr 11 at 16:10
Erich PurpurErich Purpur
351315
351315
This question has an open bounty worth +50
reputation from Erich Purpur ending ending at 2019-04-21 22:40:17Z">in 2 days.
Looking for an answer drawing from credible and/or official sources.
This question has an open bounty worth +50
reputation from Erich Purpur ending ending at 2019-04-21 22:40:17Z">in 2 days.
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I can't answer too much. I didn't try test. FYI, your config file can be safely removed if you don't usepb_tool.I python plugin can be 3 files, the init file, metadata.txt and the your plugin.py. I personnaly always use the same folder name, the main plugin name, I have some imports doingfrom MyPlugin import fooso I can't change the plugin folder name!
– etrimaille
Apr 15 at 1:15
Thanks @etrimaille. After uploading the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, in the end the folder names were not a problem and the issue solved itself.
– Erich Purpur
Apr 16 at 17:48
1
I think you should add yu comment as an answer @etrimaille
– Fran Raga
2 days ago
add a comment |
2
I can't answer too much. I didn't try test. FYI, your config file can be safely removed if you don't usepb_tool.I python plugin can be 3 files, the init file, metadata.txt and the your plugin.py. I personnaly always use the same folder name, the main plugin name, I have some imports doingfrom MyPlugin import fooso I can't change the plugin folder name!
– etrimaille
Apr 15 at 1:15
Thanks @etrimaille. After uploading the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, in the end the folder names were not a problem and the issue solved itself.
– Erich Purpur
Apr 16 at 17:48
1
I think you should add yu comment as an answer @etrimaille
– Fran Raga
2 days ago
2
2
I can't answer too much. I didn't try test. FYI, your config file can be safely removed if you don't use
pb_tool.I python plugin can be 3 files, the init file, metadata.txt and the your plugin.py. I personnaly always use the same folder name, the main plugin name, I have some imports doing from MyPlugin import foo so I can't change the plugin folder name!– etrimaille
Apr 15 at 1:15
I can't answer too much. I didn't try test. FYI, your config file can be safely removed if you don't use
pb_tool.I python plugin can be 3 files, the init file, metadata.txt and the your plugin.py. I personnaly always use the same folder name, the main plugin name, I have some imports doing from MyPlugin import foo so I can't change the plugin folder name!– etrimaille
Apr 15 at 1:15
Thanks @etrimaille. After uploading the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, in the end the folder names were not a problem and the issue solved itself.
– Erich Purpur
Apr 16 at 17:48
Thanks @etrimaille. After uploading the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, in the end the folder names were not a problem and the issue solved itself.
– Erich Purpur
Apr 16 at 17:48
1
1
I think you should add yu comment as an answer @etrimaille
– Fran Raga
2 days ago
I think you should add yu comment as an answer @etrimaille
– Fran Raga
2 days ago
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I can't answer too much. I didn't try test. FYI, your config file can be safely removed if you don't use
pb_tool.I python plugin can be 3 files, the init file, metadata.txt and the your plugin.py. I personnaly always use the same folder name, the main plugin name, I have some imports doingfrom MyPlugin import fooso I can't change the plugin folder name!– etrimaille
Apr 15 at 1:15
Thanks @etrimaille. After uploading the plugin to the QGIS plugins repository, in the end the folder names were not a problem and the issue solved itself.
– Erich Purpur
Apr 16 at 17:48
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I think you should add yu comment as an answer @etrimaille
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