Fix .gitignore for vendor/mzur

[medienbaecker]

I noticed the plugin breaks Kirby installations when deployed via Git, because the .gitignore is not correct.

You ignore every folder in vendor with vendor/*, adding exceptions for mzur/kirby-form and mzur/kirby-flash. Sounds about right at first glance, but since the mzur folder does not exist, these exceptions don't work. With those folders missing, the whole Kirby installation breaks with the following error:

Failed opening required '/site/plugins/kirby-uniform/vendor/composer/../mzur/kirby-flash/src/helpers.php'

This PR fixes the deployment by adding an exception for the whole mzur folder.

[mzur]

I don't understand this yet, sorry. So you say the mzur folder does not exist. How does the updated .gitignore change anything about it? Maybe it's easier for me to understand if you give me instructions for a minimal setup that demonstrates this issue (e.g. clone Kirby repo, add Uniform submodule, etc.). Thanks!

[medienbaecker]

So you say the mzur folder does not exist. How does the updated .gitignore change anything about it?

Because instead of adding exceptions for its subfolders I added an exception for the folder itself. Maybe this Stack Overflow answer explains it better than I do: https://stackoverflow.com/a/16318111

Maybe it's easier for me to understand if you give me instructions

Nothing special really. Just push a Kirby installation including this plugin to a server or GitHub. This kind of deployment will respect the .gitignore which means it skips the vendor/mzur folder.

[mzur]

Following your link, shouldn't the .gitignore look like this?

vendor/*
!vendor/composer
!vendor/mzur
vendor/mzur/*
!vendor/mzur/kirby-form
!vendor/mzur/kirby-flash

[medienbaecker]

Yes, if you want to ignore the other folders inside vendor/mzur. I thought the two folders were the only ones.

[mzur]

Alright, thanks! Right now there is nothing else than these two directories but the rules now match the intention to include the two directories and nothing else.