getflywheel/local-addon-volumes

This add-on needs to be updated to work with your version of Local.

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Pixelalb commented

Using local 5.2.8 (latest today).

  • the Volumes extension appears within the Add-Ons section of the app but cannot be installed (shows the warning)
  • manually adding it to the addons folder doesn't make it appear in the addons list.
tryforceful commented

I am using Local 5.7.4 and when I try to add the Volumes add-on by using the v1.2.1 tar.gz, I get this error:
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ooksanen commented

Same with 1.3.0 on Windows, except the requirement is ^3.0.0. Local version 5.7.4+4876.

EDIT: If I change the required version to "^5.0.0" in package.json, the add-on can be installed but it won't start.

keoshi commented

@claygriffiths I'm having the same problem as the folks above and was wondering if you're planning to update this extension.

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KeviinCosmos commented

I found a may to remap the folder path:

  1. Go to the path of your local by flywheel installation (mine is d:/program files/local by flywheel)
  2. Install a new site and use nginx
  3. Go to the the path of the installed file (mine is d:/Users/XX/Development/Local by Flywheel Sites/SITE-NAME/conf/nginx)
  4. Open the file: site.conf.hbs
  5. Go to line 9 and edit the root to the path of you site. Screenshot
    Change it to whatever, just rememeber to actually change the name/structure of for folder
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ml-costmo commented

I found a may to remap the folder path:

  1. Go to the path of your local by flywheel installation (mine is d:/program files/local by flywheel)
  2. Install a new site and use nginx
  3. Go to the the path of the installed file (mine is d:/Users/XX/Development/Local by Flywheel Sites/SITE-NAME/conf/nginx)
  4. Open the file: site.conf.hbs
  5. Go to line 9 and edit the root to the path of you site. Screenshot
    Change it to whatever, just rememeber to actually change the name/structure of for folder

For Apache on macOS, the path that needs to be modified is in ~/Library/Application Support/Local/sites.json

Your comment got me headed in the proper direction of the solution.