Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Update WunderGround
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@johnnyboy when you are in the Wunderground folder just type
git pull
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@johnnyboy no, you have to navigate to the folder in the terminal
so
cd MagicMirror cd modules cd MMM-WunderGround
then you type in
git pull
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@johnnyboy Potentially you changed something in
MMM-WunderGround.js
and you have forgotten about. I am writing potentially because I had a similar situation some month ago withcompliments.js
- I thought that I definitely have not changed anything, but I had done it and forgotten about it. An extremely simple way to come around this problem:pi@papaspi:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-WunderGround $mv MMM-WunderGround.js MMM-WunderGround_mychangedfile.js pi@papaspi:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-WunderGround $git pull
Now the update should work and if find some changes you still need from
your
file you can easily extract them from your backup copyMMM-WunderGround_mychangedfile.js
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@johnnyboy said in Update WunderGround:
I was instructed to change one item when I first installed it… coloricon: true, … so it shows color.
coloricon: true
should have been done in your config…js file, along with the other config options for WunderGround. I’m pretty sure I was the one to help you with that, initially. :thumbsup_tone1:Anywho . . . IKEA owes me a day of my life back. I’ve been putting some of their furniture together since this 8am. :angry: