Multiple extension points deprecated?
#1
After reading some related threads in this forum I edited my addon.xml to have two extension points like this:
Code:
<extension point="xbmc.python.script" library="select.py">
    <provides>executable</provides>
</extension>
<extension point="xbmc.service" library="service.py" start="[login|startup]" />
</extension>
Unfortunetely with this settings my addon isn't loaded and and does not even appear listed under available addons. No errors in kodi.log
I thought this was a supported setup or has this feature become deprecated?
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#2
multiple extension points are still supported.

your code is not valid though, you need to use 'start=login' or 'start=startup'.
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#3
Thanks for the hint and feedback. You mean I need to add 'start=login' or 'start=startup' to the script extension point?
Because when I remove the first extension point the addon is loaded as service and works fine.

Edit: Just did a quick test specifying start="login" only for the service extension point but to no avail. The addon only loads if I remove the script extension point completely. Anything else I am missing?
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#4
(2017-03-01, 01:40)Spirou Wrote: You mean I need to add 'start=login' or 'start=startup' to the script extension point?

nah, the service extension point.

also, that last line (</extension>) in your example above shouldn't be there.
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(2017-03-01, 11:13)ronie Wrote: also, that last line (</extension>) in your example above shouldn't be there.
Thank you, ronie. That was it. Somehow this sneaked into my test addon.xml ...
Now with the corrected addon.xml it works Smile
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