by Alexander Urban.
Hm, should I consider tossing my moodle folder and replace it with a freshly cloned version and installing all plugins manually? I could find out which plugins are needed, I see that moodle cli has a script that lists all the third party plugins: moodle/admin/cli/uninstall_plugins.php --show-contrib
I am not depending on GUI-tools I am somewhat experienced with cli tools. I also tried installing plugins as git submodule some time ago but i fear this might also be a reason why my moodle installation cannot be upgraded using "git pull" but "git merge". My knowledge on git is somewhat limited, I never used git submodules before.
So if you know if replacing the moodle installation folder with a freshly cloned one let me know - I think this might solve some of my problems but I am not sure.
I am not depending on GUI-tools I am somewhat experienced with cli tools. I also tried installing plugins as git submodule some time ago but i fear this might also be a reason why my moodle installation cannot be upgraded using "git pull" but "git merge". My knowledge on git is somewhat limited, I never used git submodules before.
So if you know if replacing the moodle installation folder with a freshly cloned one let me know - I think this might solve some of my problems but I am not sure.