<Match> pattern in config.xml inhibits all following scripts

[garypdev]

I have a script that was installed under Greasemonkey 0.9.8 that contained an @match pattern. This appears in gm_scripts/config.xml as a < Match > ... < /Match > entry. Following the installation of Greasemonkey 0.9.10 or 0.9.11 any scripts following this are not executed and do not appear in Add-ons Manager window.

I can see that installing scripts under 0.9.10 now doesn't add the < Match > ... < /Match > entries in config.xml which is good. However if you reinstall a script containing the @match entry all scripts following this script are removed from config.xml file and the user has to then reinstall them all.

The problem is easily fixed by removing the < Match > ... < /Match > lines from config.xml but this isn't a very user friendly option. The other option is to downgrade to 0.9.8, remove all scripts containing @match, reinstall 0.9.10 and then reinstall the removed scripts.

[arantius]

You're running Firefox 3? If so this is #1411

[garypdev]

Hi, I'm running Firefox 6.0.2 on Windows 7.

[garypdev]

Sorry about the 'Close', I misunderstood what "Comment & Close" would do!

[arantius]

git bisect implies d70e986 is to blame. Indeed, I used GM_util in it, but didn't import that module.