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    [Help] Create "Check for Update" event

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    • A Offline
      Anton_S
      last edited by

      So far, I've kind-of mastered new scripting knowledge, and plugin rules. 😎 Although, now I want to create a Check for Update event to certain plugin. /Me wants to learn πŸ˜•

      • Lets say I have a certain storage, such as google drive, bitbucket, or 4shared, which holds my plugins.
      • Client downloads the plug, afterwards launches SU, and selects [Plugins/"my plug"/check for update] menu item event.
      • I would like the plugin to compare version (or release date) between the current user plugin and the one on certain storage.
        Pending, give results
      • If finds an update, the plugin must show a message "New update... Want to download?... [yes],[no]"
      • If yes, I want the original plugin to be deleted, and the new one downloaded to original plugin path - automatic process

      The question is how to compare versions, and how to replace the plugin with automatic process.

      Indeed, inspired with replies, suggestions... πŸ˜„

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      • Dan RathbunD Offline
        Dan Rathbun
        last edited by

        Everyone wants this functionality.

        Some work has been done.

        ExtendSketchUp has this goal.

        Fredo6 created a web-based update checking feature. (Do a search.)

        Others have done it with a UI::WebDialog


        You will likely need to use the functionality in the SketchupExtension class for installed versioning.

        Unfortunately.. the community has not yet agreed upon a file manifest format to track installed file locations. (So an uninstaller can remove them.)

        I'm not here much anymore.

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