I was using the repositories.json format in the README.md and skipped the pluginsJsonFileName property when defining repositories assuming 'plugins.json' will be used.
However since org.pf4j.update.UpdateManager.initRepositoriesFromJson() parses the org.pf4j.update.DefaultUpdateRepository from JSON, pluginsJsonFileName is null. The org.pf4j.update.DefaultUpdateRepository.initPlugins() throws a java.net.MalformedURLException when it tries to build the URL object for plugins.json.
I fixed this by specifying 'plugins.json' explicitly for all repositories, it would be nice if the default was used in case the JSON did not specify this. The org.pf4j.update.DefaultUpdateRepository.DefaultUpdateRepository(String, URL) does this.
decebals
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5 years ago
I was using the repositories.json format in the README.md and skipped the pluginsJsonFileName property when defining repositories assuming 'plugins.json' will be used.
However since org.pf4j.update.UpdateManager.initRepositoriesFromJson() parses the org.pf4j.update.DefaultUpdateRepository from JSON, pluginsJsonFileName is null. The org.pf4j.update.DefaultUpdateRepository.initPlugins() throws a java.net.MalformedURLException when it tries to build the URL object for plugins.json.
I fixed this by specifying 'plugins.json' explicitly for all repositories, it would be nice if the default was used in case the JSON did not specify this. The org.pf4j.update.DefaultUpdateRepository.DefaultUpdateRepository(String, URL) does this.