Also, throws the following on branch creation:
Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, class ‘Revisr’ does not have a method ‘create_branch’ in wp-includes\plugin.php on line 470
Can you please post more details on your environment?
Happens both on a local Windows machine running Desktop Server and on an actual server running CentOS 6 with a standard LAMP stack. The issues, however, are not environment related. The first issue is in the current_branch() function which is called on init during the constructor. The content of current_branch() ran a single command:
$output = git(“rev-parse –abbrev-ref HEAD”);
before returning the 0 index of $output. However, $output isn’t definable is git hasn’t yet been configured. As such, it throws the undefined offset error. The solution is to tweak the return as such:
return ( isset( $output[0] ) ? $output[0] : false );
This only returns the 0 index if its present, otherwise simply returns false.
Haven’t tracked down the second issue, but I’ll let you know when I do.
Hello,
We pushed out an update last night that should address the undefined offset if got hasn’t been configured. Regarding the second issue, please let me know if you’re still seeing this issue, and if you do, the version of WordPress and revisr you’re running. Does it occur on both environments?
Hello,
I haven’t heard back from you, but we just pushed out another update that should address the other issue you mentioned above. Please check and let me know if you run into any further issues.
Thank you.
