Your repository is not working

[lameventanas]

Your repository is not working. Probably because the url https://siku2.io/kodi-repository/addons returns 404.

[siku2]

Not sure what you mean... Maybe there's been a change in the repository structure for newer Kodi versions, but https://siku2.io/kodi-repository/addons/addons.xml still works.

[hugalafutro]

I think latest kodi in development (nexus) looks for some extra stuff

[yusi1]

Same problem for me in Kodi V19 (Matrix) your repo doesn't appear to have anything in it when adding it in the file manager.

[jlssmt]

+1

[hugalafutro]

I managed to catch more meaningful error in the log with the reason why the repo does no longer work. I've no idea how to update the xml though. edit: I just noticed it's on the photo above too lol, well w/e

2022-10-13 15:15:22.365 T:5196 error <general>: Repository add-on repository.siku2 uses old schema definition for the repository extension point! This is no longer supported, please update your addon to use <dir> definitions.

[lameventanas]

I created a PR that may fix this, but it's untested. See siku2/kodi-repository#17

[hugalafutro]

I tried to remove the repo and re-add it after seeing the pr above was merged, but the issue persists. I tried both methods of install on Nexus nightly. Do I need to do anything special to test the changes? Maybe the addon.xml inside repository.siku2.zip needs to be updated too?

[JustinHowes01]

Is this still an ongoing issue? I added the file path, and the repository still does not show.

Edit: forgot to mention, I'm on Nexus on a Windows 11 PC

[siku2]

The problem is as stated in the previous comment. There's a zip file in the repository that needs to be updated otherwise the extension can't be installed the first time.

[juliosorr]

Issue still happening.