As explained in: #2146 (Cenatic bug number). You need to use a branch (similar to Debian / Ubuntu repositories branch) to identify if the plugin you are downloaded can be applied to your current Rescapp version.
So the idea is that given a third party url (that you should trust and be sure it's https) Rescapp can download some files that:
Enhaces it
Present several new options to Rescapp UI
Reloads Rescapp UI
.
So there's a new option inside Rescapp named: "Install a network based Plugin" probably inside Advanced menu that let's you perform that update.
Addendum: Do the same but with data from an external usb with an special filesystem layout analog to the web one described here.
As explained in: #2146 (Cenatic bug number). You need to use a branch (similar to Debian / Ubuntu repositories branch) to identify if the plugin you are downloaded can be applied to your current Rescapp version.
So the idea is that given a third party url (that you should trust and be sure it's https) Rescapp can download some files that:
.
So there's a new option inside Rescapp named: "Install a network based Plugin" probably inside Advanced menu that let's you perform that update.
Addendum: Do the same but with data from an external usb with an special filesystem layout analog to the web one described here.