| Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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| 2021-02-27 | Remove web extension and native messaging host | Teddy Wing | |
| This code is superseded by the Common Lisp project that communicates via the DevTools Protocol. The `chrome.management` API's `setEnabled()` function just allowed me to turn extensions off and on. It didn't reload the extensions. The DevTools Protocol allows us to execute JavaScript in the context of an extension's background page. This allows us to run `chrome.runtime.reload()` in an extension's context, properly reloading the extension. | |||
| 2021-01-17 | Set up Native Messaging and reload extensions | Teddy Wing | |
| Get the extension IDs from the Native Messaging host and reload the specified extensions. Also reload the current tab. Turns out this doesn't work the way I expected. It does disable and re-enable the extension, but it doesn't reload the extension as with `chrome.runtime.reload()`. This means the specified extension isn't reloaded with the latest code changes. Unfortunately, it looks like there's no API to do what I want, and unless there's some magic in the `chrome.debugger` API I'll have to give up on this project. | |||
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index : extreload | |
| Reload Chrome extensions from the command line |
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