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To solve this issue :
1- Download the archive filter_jecho-master.zip from the Github repository.
2- Unzip that archive.
3- Rename the folder filter_jecho-master to jecho.
4- Zip the folder jecho.
5- Install the filter on Moodle with that new archive jecho.zip.
Two notes. The correct way to install plugins into Moodle from Github is like
$ cd /path/to/moodle/dirroot
$ cd filter
$ git clone [email protected]:pcardona34/filter_jecho.git jecho
When uploading the ZIP generated by Github into the Moodle Plugins directory, there is an option (enabled by default) to fix the name of the root directory within the package.
Also note, we generally suggest the following naming scheme for Moodle plugins hosted here at Github: moodle-{plugintype}_{pluginname}. So this repository should ideally be called moodle-filter_jecho (there is an option to safely rename the repo in the administration section here).
Thank You. I am now thinking on a more consistant i18n for the JDicto generator and its online help. Then, working again on the filter for Jecho to make it better.
Due to the sync on Github, the original folder jecho has got a new name filter_jecho-master and so fails to install on Moodle.
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