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Update setup:install command to include Elasticsearch flags #6979
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keharper
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danielrenaud
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Purpose of this pull request
This pull request (PR) updates the setup:install command to include new flags for installing Elasticsearch.
Related internal ticket: MC-20710
Affected DevDocs page
Links to Magento source code
whatsnew
Added several new flags for including Elasticsearch when installing Magento from the command line. See Install the Magento software for details.