README instructions don't match docs in backpackforlaravel.com

[shinokada]

I was reading LogManager and there are differences between the README of this repo and website documentation.

Which one is correct?

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[pxpm]

@shinokada thanks for raising the issue, my guess is that the docs on the Website are more accurate and up to date.

Did you happen to follow any of them ? Any error you spotted ?

Thanks, Pedro

[shinokada]

@pxpm Thank you for your reply. I created backpack_install following the website doc. It seems there are differences and for newbies, it may create confusion.

So it may be a good idea to update the repo README aligned to the website doc.

[pxpm]

Sure, I will add this to a project so we can have a look at it!

Thanks for the report and for the tool.

May I just ask why shell? Like to explore or something ? In a "Laravel" world you would expect an "Backpack Installer" package instead of shell scripts. I think it's OP ! :)

As far as I go is:

taskkill /F /FI "SERVICES eq wampapache64"
start /d "c:\wamp64\bin\apache\apache2.4.46\bin\" httpd.exe

To stop my apache service and start it as an SO app. 👍 😄

Thanks again, Pedro

[shinokada]

I don't use Windows, so I didn't know about the Backpack Installer.

I like Bash scripting because it automates all my repetitive work.

Thanks for updates.