trouble updating module

[sdetweil]

@pat59 right something editing package.json and modules.json

can you do
git diff > somefile.txt

it will list the changes

post so i can see

but most likely we will do on my scripts, do NOT save those files, and the originsls will be restored

or the brute force way

git reset  --hard HEAD

[pat59]

patrick@raspberrypi:~ $ git diff >somefile.txt
warning: Pas un dépôt git. Utilisez --no-index pour comparer deux chemins hors d’un arbre de travail
usage : git diff --no-index []

patrick@raspberrypi:~ $

[sdetweil]

@pat59 you must be in the module folder, same as when trying to update

please

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-RemoteControl
git diff >somefile.txt

[pat59]

nothing happens attached
the photo
THANKS

[sdetweil]

@pat59 yes, the output has been sent to the file somefile.txt

please paste its content here

in linux the ‘rule’ is, if all is ok, produce no output… this was set when systems were connected over slow phone lines with modems… so no output was better than waiting to read all was good.

[pat59]

I copy paste the file and it shows me too many characters.
I copy and paste the file and remove txt it tells me invalid file type authorized jpg jpeg png gif what to do?

[sdetweil]

@pat59 put in code block like always

paste text with empty line above and below
select text just pasted
hit the button </> above the messge editor

you cannot ‘attach’ files… only pictures…

there shouldn’t be that much in the paste output anyhow

neither of those files is very big

[pat59]

code_text
```},
+  {
+    "longname": "MMM-Remote-Control-Repository",
+    "id": "MMRIZE/MMM-Remote-Control-Repository",
+    "url": "https://github.com/MMRIZE/MMM-Remote-Control-Repository",
+    "author": "MMRIZE",
+    "desc": "Plugin for `MMM-Remote-Control` to update installable modules automatically."
+  },
   
     "longname": "MMM-Remote-Control",
     "id": "Jopyth/MMM-Remote-Control",
@@ -147,18 +350,39 @@
     "desc": "Cleanly shutdown (or reboot) your mirror, edit which modules are shown on your mirror and turn your monitor off and on from a simple website, i.e. from your smartphone.
   },
   {
-    "longname": "MMM-Remote-Control-Repository",
-    "id": "eouia/MMM-Remote-Control-Repository",
-    "url": "https://github.com/eouia/MMM-Remote-Control-Repository",
-    "author": "eouia",
-    "desc": "Plugin for `MMM-Remote-Control` to update installable modules automatically."
+    "longname": "MM-Remote",
+    "id": "Klettner/MM-Remote",
+    "url": "https://github.com/Klettner/MM-Remote",
+    "author": "Klettner",
+    "desc": "Android 📱 and Windows-desktop 💻 app to control your MagicMirror² remotely. (Shutdown, reboot, toggle monitor on/off, change brightness of monitor, custom-commands, etc.)."
+  },
+  {

[sdetweil]

@pat59 weird
in the module folder do

git reset  --hard HEAD

this will restore all changed files back to the repo level

then your module update process should work

[pat59]

always the update message that appears

[pat59]

[sdetweil]

@pat59 no, in the folder of the module you are having trouble updating

MMM-RemoteControl

as you are having trouble with one module, all the commands would be relative to that module’s folder… right??

[pat59]

Sorry I don’t understand your question I’m a newbie

[pat59]

I just noticed that I forgot to put Remote control in the module folder. I did the manipulation again, then did a git pull again and npm install, that’s it, it’s back to normal, no more update messages, a big thank you to you for your help. how can I thank you do you have a kitty to make a donation cordially

[sdetweil]

@pat59 glad you got it fixed. donations not accepted , i do this for fun, and i learn a lot.

[pat59]

I would say a big thank you to you who managed to resolve the problem and not to me, wishing you good continuation.
I’m too happy