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I have a module in my collection where the Github repo was (maybe temporarily) set to private (or was removed, I do not know) – see #13). So I would like to (temporarily) disable that module to avoid errors on cli.py sync. Setting upload_to to an empty string leads to
Sync ERROR: unlimited-hotspot: update module failed: AttributeError('NoneType' object has no attribute 'replace')
Maybe some disabled property (defaulting to 0 or false) would be needed? Simply accepting the URL can be empty (for this reason) might work as well, but one might just want to temporarily disable a module for some reason, so a better approach would probably be
"disable": "<reason why this module should be excluded from modules.json>",
"disable_updates": "<reason why update checks should be skipped for this module>"
This way
the URL can be kept
updates can easily be re-enabled
one keeps a pointer on the reason to follow up
one can easily list disabled modules
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I have a module in my collection where the Github repo was (maybe temporarily) set to private (or was removed, I do not know) – see #13). So I would like to (temporarily) disable that module to avoid errors on
cli.py sync
. Settingupload_to
to an empty string leads toMaybe some
disabled
property (defaulting to0
orfalse
) would be needed? Simply accepting the URL can be empty (for this reason) might work as well, but one might just want to temporarily disable a module for some reason, so a better approach would probably beThis way
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: