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installer-configuration.gtw
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~~LANG:EN@frman:configurateur-installateur/configuration-installateur~~
The installation system has some parameters allowing to modify its behaviors.
These parameters may be changed only for some very specific case. It is not
recommended to modify them.
==== Activate automatically all modules ====
If you want to enable all modules, you can set this option in the global
section of the configuration: @@enableAllModules=on@@. @@*.enabled@@ values in
the @@modules@@ section will be ignored.
**Warning**: only do this if you know what you do, you could activate some
modules you don't know (especially in composer packages). Use it only on specific
project.
==== Deactivate installation scripts ====
It is possible to deactivate some or all modules installers.
However, it means it is your responsability to do manually all tasks these scripts
do. Updates will be also more difficult.
If you don't want to execute the installation script of a module, indicate it
with the @@skipinstaller@@ option and the value @@skip@@. In the section @@modules@@,
here is an example with a "news" module:
<code>
news.skipinstaller=skip
</code>
It is possible to deactivate completely the installation system, and then modules
will be implicitely installed. To deactivate, set this option in the global
section of the configuration: @@disableInstallers=on@@. Then you don't have to
execute @@app:install@@. Update the sources of modules, and update all things
needed by the module, "by hand". That's all (but it is less easy).