manny luceos it was located in the vendor folder flagrow. I deleted it manually and also tried with composer remove flagrow/byobu .
luceos manny did you add this section to the composer.json of the flarum installation (not your extension(s)): "repositories": [ { "type": "path", "url": "workbench/*/" } ],
luceos manny ? okay so i got it. byobu master is for beta 8; you can't install it with beta 7(.1), either also load flarum/core dev-master or clone based on the latest tag compliant with beta 7, using: git clone git@github.com:flagrow/byobu -b 0.1.2
luceos manny also please consider creating a pull request against byobu instead of forking to a new extension ?
andybalaam I wrote up how I applied this on my local Ubuntu machine here: http://www.artificialworlds.net/blog/2018/09/06/writing-a-new-flarum-extension-on-ubuntu/ please let me know where I went wrong or how I could improve it, thanks!
Pherinos luceos make sure it follows all guidelines for an extension This page does not exists any more... 🙁
