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Fresh Plugin of Bazarr fails on install #230
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@pavak1 thanks for the issue, good finding and timing. I was just looking through some of the plugins with old python 3.7 dependencies yesterday and just created a new PR for all missing plugins (without any open PR already): #232 I've also updated the bazarr plugin with more generic
After these fixes the cirrus tests seemed to pass on my fork (see: https://cirrus-ci.com/task/6672071733280768) so should probably pass in this repo PR as well soon. |
I installed the plugin and can SSH into the jail but the UI doesn't work, I get Internal Server Error |
@achmetinternet (this should maybe be another issue than this closed one, but answering here anyways) it looks like bazarr plugin has changed a few regarding how it is installed and updated. The Internal Server Error you are seeing is probably caused by some assets files missing while just cloning the repo. I've merged and backproted some fixes (and quickfixes) which should make a current bazarr installation upgrade and a clean installation of the plugin work better (I hope, both use cases seemed to work just fine on my TN). Could you test once again on your side if it works better or if there are some more issues with this plugin? Thank you for your help and information about this. |
error given on creation
" bazarr had a failure Exception: RuntimeError Message: pkg error: - py37-pip :,py37-libxml2 : Refusing to fetch artifact and run post_install.sh! Partial plugin destroyed"
it appears that the plugin try's to install py37 vs py38 and py37 is unavailable
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