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A collection of scripts that provision the official WordPress.org websites into a Varying Vagrant Vagrants installation.
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WordCamp: Install any missing plugins #95

Closed grappler closed 7 years ago

grappler commented 7 years ago

This fixes part of #94.

Instead of manipulating the database I thought it was easier just to activate or deactivate the plugins.

grappler commented 7 years ago

@coreymckrill How are the plugins installed on WordCamp.org? The reason I ask is that now that I have installed this plugins they are not added to gitignore.

    wordcamp.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/camptix-kdcpay-gateway/
    wordcamp.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/camptix-mercadopago/
    wordcamp.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/camptix-trustcard/
    wordcamp.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/camptix-trustpay/
    wordcamp.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/custom-content-width/
    wordcamp.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/liveblog/
    wordcamp.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/polldaddy/
    wordcamp.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/supportflow/
    wordcamp.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/
grappler commented 7 years ago

@coreymckrill I have made the changes and it works as expected.

iandunn commented 7 years ago

Thanks @grappler!

I think it might be better to put supportflow camptix-trustpay camptix-trustcard camptix-mercadopago camptix-kdcpay-gateway campt-indian-payment-gateway in SVN_PLUGINS, since they were developed for WordCamp.org and contributors will likely want to make changes to them in the Meta Environment. Otherwise, if a contributor wanted to work on them, they'd have to first delete the folder and manually check out the SVN repo.

camptix-pagseguro camptix-payfast-gateway should probably also be moved there too, for the same reason.

It looks like wp-super-cache is listed twice.

grappler commented 7 years ago

@iandunn Thanks, I have made the changes.

As to including some of the plugins as SVN is for more for people who have commit access to the plugins to make it easier? Or can someone who does not have SVN commit access to those plugins contribute? If so would the meta trac be the right place?

iandunn commented 7 years ago

Yeah, you can definitely contribute without commit access, that's how the vast majority of people do. It's similar to making a pull request, but instead you generate a patch and upload it to Trac. Meta Trac is a good place for SupportFlow, since it's a Meta team project.

The Meta Handbook has a guide that details the steps. It uses Git instead of SVN, but the process is very similar. At some point we should update all the vvv-init scripts to check out plugins like this with Git rather than SVN, but that's for another issue :)

The CampTix gateways are all built by local WordCamp communities. Some have corresponding GitHub repos where you can send PRs. For the ones that don't, you could probably just open a support forums request and link to the patch.

grappler commented 7 years ago

At some point we should update all the vvv-init scripts to check out plugins like this with Git rather than SVN, but that's for another issue :)

I would be interested in working on that once this is merged.

Some have corresponding GitHub repos where you can send PRs.

It may be good then to pull the code from the respective GitHub repos. Something I could do in a separate PR.