Closed bjarnef closed 4 years ago
Hi, yeah you need to add a line to the Init Command to get the question asked when running without command options https://github.com/umbraco/UmbPack/blob/dev/src/Verbs/InitCommand.cs#L42
Yeah, that's what I added in https://github.com/umbraco/UmbPack/pull/33/commits/0e1d85e6901ce4665be6fc623d3ace4b440051b1
However when running umbpack init
locally I don't get asked about the contributors?
Could it be that when you run it locally it is not from the source but rather the installed dotnet tool which may not be updated? 🙂
Yes, it probably run the installed dotnet tool instead of the local changes. Can I run umbpack locally using the local source instead?
Yep, so if you build it will add a file locally, you can see in the readme how to install from that file: https://github.com/umbraco/UmbPack#installing-the-tool
It seems I get this error after executing dotnet tool install --global --add-source ./nupkg UmbPack
after uninstalling the global tool it seems it could execute successfully
However I still get the same result when executing umbpack init
Hmm strange.. Will take a look as soon as we can 🙂
Sorry it has taken this long @bjarnef 🙂
When I run your PR locally I get this:
So not sure what went wrong for you, but my local testing is fine 🙂
Thanks a lot for your first contribution to UmbPack! 🎉
This will be part of release 0.9.5 🙂
@jmayntzhusen okay thanks! I will have another try 😁 Btw. if your drag & drop or select the package zip to package installer in Umbraco backoffice, you should be able to see these contributors as well in the summary before clicking "install" 😃 🎉
This PR fixes https://github.com/umbraco/UmbPack/issues/29
This input would be a comma separated string which should generate the following xml in package.xml
However I think I am missing something the get this "question" when executing
umbpack init
command locally?