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When shell plugin is enabled by the wiki page, the shell is still disabled. I guess that the wiki is deprecated, and the shell plugin should be enabled in config.yml.
Expected behaviour
Shell plugin being enabled when configured according to wiki page
Actual behaviour
Build log of project that uses shell plugin looks like this
Cloning into '/var/www/html/PHPCI/build/3_3ca47'...
cde038b4d7e8ed768d9be6c9e63a7f684c0391c6
Working copy created: /
RUNNING PLUGIN: shell
Exception: The shell plugin is not enabled. Please enable it via config.yml.
PLUGIN: FAILED
Exception: Plugin failed: shell
RUNNING PLUGIN: shell
Exception: The shell plugin is not enabled. Please enable it via config.yml.
PLUGIN: FAILED
Removing Build.
Update: The plugin is enabled when configured according to wiki page, so the only issue is the message that says that it should be configured using config.yml
Hi @frimdo I've installed PHPCI again on my server three days ago and yesterday I have enabled the shell plugin. All I need to do was add the define at local_vars.php and the next build has shell available and working. The @vaanholtje comment points out that using daemon requires a restart but I use cron here. Can you check if this is fixed?
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composer install --no-dev -o
from the root of your installation.Brief issue explanation
When shell plugin is enabled by the wiki page, the shell is still disabled. I guess that the wiki is deprecated, and the shell plugin should be enabled in
config.yml
.Expected behaviour
Shell plugin being enabled when configured according to wiki page
Actual behaviour
Build log of project that uses shell plugin looks like this
Steps to reproduce
Environment info
Operating System:
PHP Version:
MySQL Version:
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