Nopcommerce 4.3 Live - Restart application kills app pool and website

Oh, and I've tried debugging with IIS and also Nop.Web.exe too... both have the same issue.

untiedshoes wrote:

Yes this is how the Install pluign works in debugger. Just restart the debug after shutdown.

Yidna wrote:

My issue is that the base.Install() never gets hit - the plugin never actually installs? Or if it is, I can't tell with the debugger shutting down?

Much prefered EF ;)

It should call the Install when you Restart the debugger after the shutdown
When it shuts down check the pluings.json file and it has
  "PluginNamesToInstall": [
    {
      "Item1": "Group.Name",
      "Item2": "7dc8d965-033f-4b63-9138-9fe9aab7749b"
    }

But I just tried to set a breakpoint on on my Migration plugin to check the install and the same as you it does not get hit ?

Then cleaned and rebuilt the solution and then the plugin and it worked

Yidna wrote:

Yep, it's there:

"PluginNamesToInstall": [
    {
      "Item1": "Payments.SagePayServer",
      "Item2": "19350b48-deae-4fbf-9a4f-36bf87660a64"
    }
  ]

Just doing a clean and rebuild now - will see what happens :)

Okay, so it's installed, but no table added to the DB... sigh!!

I now can't get the damn thing to uninstall! I'm starting to pull out what little hair I've got left out with nopCommerce!

Removing my 'SchemaMigration' enables me to uninstall for some reason, but upon reinstalling, the DB still isn't being updated with my new table.

Is there any documentation on the SchemaMigration and the migration date for plugins?

This is what I've got...

using FluentMigrator;
using Nop.Data.Migrations;
using Nop.Plugin.Payments.SagePayServer.Domain;

namespace Nop.Plugin.Payments.SagePayServer.Data
{
    [SkipMigrationOnUpdate]
    [NopMigration("2020/23/06 09:30:17:6455422", "Payments.SagePayServer base schema")]
    public class SchemaMigration : AutoReversingMigration
    {
        protected IMigrationManager _migrationManager;

        public SchemaMigration(IMigrationManager migrationManager)
        {
            _migrationManager = migrationManager;
        }

        public override void Up()
        {
            _migrationManager.BuildTable<SagePayServerTransaction>(Create);
        }
    }
}

Hello
can you see if the user, with whom you start the nop application, has write access to the database?

greeting

amirabel wrote:

Hi,
Yeah, permissions are fine as other plugins get installed (Pickup Points for instance).
Thanks,
Craig