This is true for all users, meaning that if an user is upgrading an extension and a different user wants to install another extension, the install job will be put in a queue and executed after the upgrade triggered by the first user is done.Īlso, it is important to understand that actions are performed asynchronously. You can click install on more extensions but they will be put in a queue and installed one after another. Note that the system will currently perform only one action at any time. You can see for instance what happened when an extension has been installed.ĭepending on the type of an extension, you can perform the following actions. The progress log tab shows information about the action that is currently performed on the extension or the last action that was performed. Once this is done you'll see a new "Changes" tab appearing as on the next screenshot. To get the "Changes" tab you first need to click the action menu (the arrow next to the default action, for example the arrow to the right of "Uninstall") and then select "Compute Changes". It's also possible to quickly revert the changes made to a document. Changes are grouped in 4 categories: Page properties (title, parent, syntax, content, etc.), Attachments, Objects and Class properties. The next version (right) is the version of the document from the database at the moment when the diff was computed. The previous version (left) is the id of the extension that provides the document (it can be a transitive dependency). For each document we display the previous and the next version. There's a summary displayed, that can help you navigate the changes. This can help you review your customizations to a XAR extension before doing an upgrade. You can view the local changes that have been made to the wiki pages of an installed extension and its transitive dependencies.
yellow when a different version is installed or provided.green for installed and core dependencies.The dependency status is also color coded: You can see the status of a dependency and follow the link to get more information (e.g. The dependency tab lists both upstream and downstream direct dependencies. And you can also retrieve the list of stable versions.ĮM is capable of displaying ratings for each extension.Īn extension can have dependencies. The extension type is currently one of XAR or JAR. The feature information represents either old identifiers that the extension had or identifiers of extensions that are repackaged/bundled by this one.
The extension id can be used with the advanced search.
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The description tab provides various information like the extension license and repository. You can find more about an extension by clicking on the "Show details" button. The extension display shows you the extension title, version, status, authors and summary and it allows you to perform some actions on the extension. Note that the advanced search looks in all the registered repositories, ignoring the simple search filters. The id of a Maven extension is created like this: groupId:artifactId. If you know the id and the version of an extension you can use the advanced search form. Core extensions: these are extensions bundled with XWiki Enterprise most of them are jars packed within the XWiki Enterprise war.Local extensions: these are cached extensions whenever you install an extension it is cached locally and remains cached after you uninstall it you'll notice that local extensions include all installed extensions.For these you'll have to use the Advanced Search.
Available extensions: from all registered repositories, except the Maven based repositories like XWiki Public Nexus Maven Repository or your local Maven repository.The search bar has an input where you can type keywords and a drop down list where you can select the type of extension to search for. There are two ways to search for a extension. If your wiki runs behind a proxy server, you may need to make additional configurations, as described in the Installation Guide, in order for the extension manager to work properly.
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