It looks like that’s the example used in the documentation. Can you share something that’s more representative of what you’re actually trying to use in your deployment?
Sorry to resurrect an old post, but I’m dying to know how to implement a plugin like this? I’ve been trying to wrap my head around plugin documentation but I’m a little out of my depth it seems. How do we create and activate a plugin file like this? I checked “tutor plugins printroot”
(/home/tutor/.local/share/tutor-plugins) but files I create there don’t show up in tutor plugins list
In short there are two types of plugin files, .yaml and .py, and for .yaml to show up in the list I think it should have name set, and for the .py it will use the filename as the plugin name.
Also what is version of your tutor tutor --version?