Added my (modified) updater main core into updatenotification default
module
Missing: callback display in MM² (i will code it after)
new part of configuration added:
```
updates: [
// array of module update commands
{
// with embed npm script
"MMM-Test": "npm run update"
},
{
// with "complex" process
"MMM-OtherSample": "rm -rf package-lock.json && git reset --hard && git pull && npm install"
},
{
// with git pull && npm install
"MMM-OtherSample2": "git pull && npm install"
},
{
// with a simple git pull
"MMM-OtherSample3": "git pull"
}
],
updateTimeout: 2 * 60 * 1000, // max update duration
updateAutorestart: false // autoRestart MM when update done ?
```
@khassel: i need your help
I don't use docker, maybe you can help me for this:
How can i check if MM² is running inside a docker ? (from MM² main core)
Actually, I check if we use pm2 or not.
I have to check if docker is used or not too
last time you tell me: "you can't use updater with docker", so I want to
check and deny any update if docker used
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Co-authored-by: bugsounet <bugsounet@bugsounet.fr>
Hi,
Like some default modules, I propose to send an `UPDATES` notification
in an array with the git information of these modules
This allows developers to create their own auto-update system (which
I've been using in my case since 3 years, with automatic things)
Of course, for security reasons `MagicMirror` is excluded
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Co-authored-by: bugsounet <bugsounet@bugsounet.fr>
- order (external first)
- remove superfluous file extensions
- new line after imports
- deconstruct (only one time (in `check_config.js`))
- fix path (only one time (in `global-setup.js`))
was [requested in the
forum](https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/17519/updatenotification).
- added possibility to exclude MagicMirror Repo and renamed it from
`default` to `MagicMirror`
- improved getting `behind` in case a hard `git fetch` was already done
- removed test "excludes repo if refs don't match regex" because of
above improvement this case is obsolete
- improved `git fetch --dry-run` with `-n` option to exclude tags (noise
reduction)
