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Theme Boost Union is an enhanced child theme of Boost which is intended, on the one hand, to make Boost simply more configurable and, on the other hand, to provide helpful additional features for the daily Moodle operation of admins, teachers and students.
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Bug: Installation problem v4.1-r12 ("Required Moodle version [2022112805.04]") #401

Closed readyandnot closed 1 year ago

readyandnot commented 1 year ago

Hi there,

I tried to install version 4.1-r12 today after the #390 problems but am now getting a weird error message: "[Error] Required Moodle version [2022112805.04]"

The server however is running on freshly set up, mint-condition 4.1.5. Does anybody know what this is about?

Thanks, Simon

christianwolters commented 1 year ago

Hi @readyandnot,

maybe this ".04" is a typo.

Before a fix in the repo is in and you want to try to fix it yourself:

change line 30 in version.php of boost_union directory to:

$plugin->requires = 2022112805;

Cheers, Christian

readyandnot commented 1 year ago

Thanks Christian, that worked like a charm. For anybody else having the same issue, this seems to be all you need to fix.

abias commented 1 year ago

This ".04" isn't a typo. You need a weekly release of Moodle core which came after the 4.1.5 minor release to upgrade to the latest version of Boost Union.

If you do not have this Moodle core version installed, it's correct that you can't upgrade theme_boost_union. And if you do have it installed, you should not see this error message.

May I ask you what your exact Moodle core version number is? You find it in /version.php of your Moodle installation directory.

PS: We have used this dot-notation before in Boost Campus (see https://github.com/moodle-an-hochschulen/moodle-theme_boost_campus/blob/75ba8795cd124693e72ce64ff09f164f751735b5/version.php#L30) and it worked fine back then.

Cheers, Alex

christianwolters commented 1 year ago

Ah shoot, I was almost certain, that something like that was the case (so wild guessing...and maybe)

Sorry, @abias : /

readyandnot commented 1 year ago

It was 2022112805.00 before, so I installed a new version now and that worked just as expected.

Thanks everyone for your help!

abias commented 1 year ago

Hi @readyandnot ,

thank you for your confirmation. In this case, the code did what it was supposed to do :)

Cheers, Alex