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dev/core#4112 stop installing legacycustomsearches on new installs #27400

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dev/core#4112 stop installing legacycustomsearches on new installs

https://lab.civicrm.org/dev/core/-/issues/4112

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We are most of the way through separating legacy custom searches from core & we can definitely run with them disabled - so now we are ready to stop installing on new installs

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No change on existing installs but not enabled by default on new installs

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@seamuslee001 what more do we need to do? regen?

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Probably here too:

legacycustomsearches

@eileenmcnaughton
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I think that line puts it in the tarball - which we still want

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ok. Then this seems fine.

@demeritcowboy demeritcowboy merged commit cdccffa into civicrm:master Sep 13, 2023
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There's an outstanding regen needed anyway from the state/province update.

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@jaapjansma FYI - but I'm pretty sure you adapted your handling for the possibility of this being uninstalled about a year or so back

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jaapjansma commented Sep 14, 2023

@eileenmcnaughton I don't know what you are talking about. I do remember an issue with data processor and the lagacy custom search extension. But not sure which civi version that was one. I have clients which are still on Civi Version 5.37 or even Civi 5.14

By the way I don't have clients who use the latest versions of civicrm. Most of the installs are a couple of years old. Because at my clients testing an upgrade usually takes a couple of months. So they only upgrade once in the few years.

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@jaapjansma ok that's fine - it was just the dependency management side of it that would have affected you earlier on

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