To install a plugin you can simply add the lines corresponding and GitRoot will install it.
Open .gitroot/plugins.yml in the root repository:
1+- url: /home/myuser/ladybug-0.0.1.wasm
2+ name: ladybug
Commit your change and push git add . && git commit -m "install ladybug plugin" && git push. When the change will be in the defaultBranch GitRoot will copy it to their data. Then it will instantiate it and grab their default configuration.
So after a git pull you should see:
1 - url: /home/myuser/ladybug-0.0.1.wasm
2 name: ladybug
3+ active: false
4+ run:
5+ - path: issues/**/*.md
6+ branch:
7+ - "*"
8+ when:
9+ - add
10+ - mod
11+ write:
12+ git:
13+ - path: issues/**/*.md
14+ can:
15+ - mod
16+ web: []
17+ configuration:
18+ metadata:
19+ - default: autogenerated
20+ mandatory: true
21+ name: id
22+ type: crc16
23+ - default: 50.0
24+ mandatory: true
25+ name: priority
26+ type: int
27+ - default: null
28+ mandatory: false
29+ name: assignee
30+ type: user
31+ - default: triage
32+ mandatory: false
33+ name: status
34+ type: string
35+ - default: issue
36+ mandatory: false
37+ name: kind
38+ type: string
If you see that, congratulation, your plugin is correctly installed. GitRoot has pushed a commit with this configuation on all of the repositories of your instance.
But don’t panic, has you can see the plugin does nothing because it is inactive.
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