Marcel Erkel

> How are you going to deal with an configuration upgrade when configuration files are changed by the end user? For me this is the main reason an upgrade is...

> A suggestion from my work on an install script: wget has a check timestamp option. Just run the wget command with it and it will only download if the...

Because I use the full installer which comes with pip and other tools to be able to install additional Python packages.

> How is it clear now? >Credit should go to Scott for that, I just implemented it and and wrote the docs. You can have as many jars in that...

> But if a user is only installing add-ons through the REST API, all of their previously installed misc add-ons will be uninstalled. That's not good. I tested this just...

ok, addons are not stored in the `jsondb`. Adding the rule engine to `config/org/openhab/addons.config` seems to work. I need to give this some thought. For now I will disable this...

> I'm not sure if I'm understanding correctly, but you mean if you have the rules engine listed in addons.cfg and then uninstall it through PaperUI that it will get...

Based on the feedback received I have updated both scripts. The only thing that I did not change is the check whether or not Jython is installed based on the...

Forgot to mention in the commit. When installing the jython libraries on either an Alpine based image or ARM architecture then pip is not installed (see jythontools/jython#108 as mentioned by...

> You're not using a .sh extension on the scripts, therefore VScode is not properly detecting the script type. It seems to be convention to not use a filename extension...