Drop a new module that has never been loaded in your instance of
OpenMRS into the modules directory. Make sure the omod has an error that
would prevent it from starting
Start Openmrs
Check the Openmrs module admin page. You will notice that the module
is not in the list and there are no errors related to the module. Also,
there are no global properties related to the module.
Try to load the module again through the webapp as a new module. It
shows an error that the module already exists
Try to load the module again through the webapp as an upgrade. Now
you finally see the module error
This is a bug. It should display the error in Step #3.
I don’t think I have a jira login (or don’t remember my password) and
don’t feel like making one (or changing the password) so someone else
will need to open the ticket
I have just tried this on version 1.12.1-SNAPSHOT of OpenMRS by dropping the legacyui module into the modules folder and then started OpenMRS.
The module failed to start as expected and when i go to the Manage Modules page, i see the expected error message explaining why it failed to start.
Could it be that it depends on the kind of error? Or could you share the module that failed to start?
I haven’t tried this out, but I don’t think legacyui is the best module to test with in 1.12.1 given that the legacyuui was moved out in a later version i.e. 2.0
I get that, but the fact that some of the steps she described involved navigating through the legacyui, then I smell a whole lot of mess to even do so given that you have 2 UIs duplicating each other.