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#2167021: Revamp Libraries API integration bumped the Underscore library requirement to >=1.5.0 but the project page currently links to 1.4.4.
It would also be nice to add a note about the version requirement change to the 7.x-1.3 release notes.
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Comments
Comment #1
travisc CreditAttribution: travisc commented++ Please update the project page, the nav is broken with the current instructions!
Comment #2
Dane Powell CreditAttribution: Dane Powell commentedYes, please fix this. The error message is cryptic too- it says 1.4.4 is not supported, but it doesn't say what *is* supported.
Comment #3
presleyd CreditAttribution: presleyd commentedAnd the site should probably mention what to rename the library folders to (i.e. that you have to remove the version numbers and not capitalize Modernizr)
Comment #4
jasonawantHi,
I've updated the documentation page with the correct underscore version link: https://drupal.org/node/1993254.
I've also updated the doc page with explicit directions to rename the library directories.
I can't touch the project page itself. I recommend removing the instructions from the project page and just include them on the docs page, so other community members can keep up with them there.
Jason.
Comment #5
jlporter CreditAttribution: jlporter commentedAgreed, if the project page is not going to be maintained then keep the setup documentation within the documentation area.
Comment #6
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commentedCan this be fixed please? I've been tripped up by this on two separate occasions, and someone without knowledge of how the libraires API works might struggle to find which version is required.
Comment #7
drclaw CreditAttribution: drclaw commentedMaybe "needs review" will help get some attention?
Comment #8
Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commented+1. Why not move the content about library installation from the project page to the documentation at https://drupal.org/node/1993254 and link to it from the project page. The links in the documentation for underscore works for me too and you will only need to keep one point of documentation.
Comment #9
rv0 CreditAttribution: rv0 commentedThe comments in #4, #8 = lifesaver
+1 for removing the wrong info from project page.
Comment #10
frobThe project page still says 1.4.4 it should say 1.5.2
Comment #11
drupalshrek CreditAttribution: drupalshrek commented+1 that this needs to be fixed asap. I followed the installation instructions and they point to the wrong version.
I have noted this on the community docs: https://drupal.org/node/1993254
Comment #12
mengi CreditAttribution: mengi commentedThank you all for providing/editing the docs. Trying out navbar for the first time and went with the directions on the front page, didn't work and then read the docs and found the notes about underscore.
Also I found a repo that includes the modernizr min library (from here). It would be helpful to have that link on the project page so people can include if they use drush make.
Comment #13
Pere OrgaPlease can somebody update the project page?
Comment #14
frobsince all that is left to do is edit the project node, I am marking this as rtbc
Comment #15
rbomhof CreditAttribution: rbomhof commented+1 just bumping this one. thanks!
Comment #16
Elijah LynnIs there a discussion on D.O somewhere to just use the project readme file as the description on the project page? Like Github does. I would think this would have already come up, if not I want to open a discussion on it.
Comment #17
drupalshrek CreditAttribution: drupalshrek commentedMaybe. I would ask the question in the forums:
https://www.drupal.org/forum
Comment #18
frobFor that I would start with talking to someone on IRC or posting an issue in the drupal.org webmaster issue queue.
Comment #19
tenken CreditAttribution: tenken commented+1 confusing project page.
I havent been to the docs page, I was making a bash file + Drush commands to update a D6 site to D7:
Could the docs page include something like:
The attached error message is useless for the Underscore error. Navbar is installed -- it's just not the right version. The error should announce the correct version to use.
Comment #20
Elijah LynnI found that the Chosen Drupal module provides a Drush command to download the correct library.
drush chosenplugin
https://www.drupal.org/project/chosen
Would anyone else like a drush command to download all the correct libraries?
Comment #21
frob@Elijah Lynn, I think that all library modules should have some mechanism to download the lib automatically. However, I think that should be a new issue. this issue is about updating the d.o project page.
Comment #22
Elijah Lynn@frob True dat, I just wanted to gauge some interest. I made an issue here #2328853: Create Drush command to download required libraries
Comment #23
frobNo worries, just don't want to derail either issue.
Comment #24
2pha+1 please update the project page
Comment #25
eshta CreditAttribution: eshta commentedI love the idea of a drush command to pull all this stuff in. There certainly are a lot of moving pieces that have to be installed for this module. In the meantime, however, to address this issue the project page has been updated to the correct version of underscore.
Apologies that this sat so long.
Comment #27
Elijah LynnFyi, there is an issue to use a readme.md as a project description.
#1674976: Allow README.md to optionally render as the project page