Plugin overrides are not taken into account with scheduler

[arkhi]

Hello,

• I have a local development at http://my-website.com.local/.
• I have the following structure in my user folder:

  user/
    |- config/
      |- plugins/
        |- … (no email.yaml)
    |-…
    |- my-website.com.local/
      |- config/
        |- plugins/
          |- email.yaml

• Enabling the scheduler and saving the settings in the plugin configuration page (/admin/plugins/email), they are saved in user/my-website.com.local/config/plugins/email.yaml as expected.
• With this, the scheduler will not be enabled.
• Copying the same configuration in user/config/plugins/email.yaml, the scheduler sends the email as planned.

Based on the plugin overrides section of Grav, I think there is an issue. I checked a few times but I can’t see a problem on my side.

The only hiccup I have is the scheduler keeps on telling “ Cron Not Available” in the admin (/admin/tools/scheduler), although a bin/grav scheduler -i gives me:

Install Scheduler
=================

 [OK] All Ready! You have already set up Grav's Scheduler in your crontab                                                                                                                                     

 ! [NOTE] To install, run the following command from your terminal:                                                     

 (crontab -l; echo "* * * * * cd /vagrant;/usr/bin/php7.2 bin/grav scheduler 1>> /dev/null 2>&1") | crontab -

If anyone can give it a try and confirm (and fix :) ) or infirm, that’d be great, thanks!

[arkhi]

One more detail: The environment is running within a vagrant box. Don’t know if that should make a difference from Grav’s point of view.

[mahagr]

Yes, the configuration is saved locally to the site you're using. Currently, there is no way to modify the main configuration unless you're running the site using it.

[arkhi]

Shouldn’t the local configuration be taken into account when running the local version if no global configuration exists?