2012-04-10, 04:27
Hi. Turned-on the TV this evening and was greeted by a warning dialog indicating "Add-on has been marked as broken in repository. Would you like to disable it on your system?" but it gave no indication *which* add-on was the culprit. Nor was there any indication in xbmc.log.
Now, I realize I can go to the add-ons menu and and manually list the broken add-ons and, through process of elimination, determine which one caused the message but if XBMC is going to present an error dialog like this, it would be helpful to also include the name of the add-on the user is about to disable. Perhaps XBMC is already capable of showing this and I somehow have the feature disabled?
JM
XBMC for Linux 11.0 (2:11.0~git20120321.14feb09-0ubuntu1~ppa1~maverick)
Now, I realize I can go to the add-ons menu and and manually list the broken add-ons and, through process of elimination, determine which one caused the message but if XBMC is going to present an error dialog like this, it would be helpful to also include the name of the add-on the user is about to disable. Perhaps XBMC is already capable of showing this and I somehow have the feature disabled?
JM
XBMC for Linux 11.0 (2:11.0~git20120321.14feb09-0ubuntu1~ppa1~maverick)
