Problem/Motivation

Drupal core has a allow_authorize_operations setting that disables installing and updating from the UI.
Does this module do something different? If so, it should probably be explained in the description.

Steps to reproduce

Add $settings['allow_authorize_operations'] = FALSE; in settings.php.

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#2 composer_forced__installed_2.png180.92 KBvensires
#2 composer_forced__installed_1.png70.59 KBvensires
#2 composer_forced_uninstalled.png79.41 KBvensires
#2 allow_authorization_operation_false.png22.71 KBvensires

Comments

prudloff created an issue. See original summary.

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vensires
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Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Needs review
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new allow_authorization_operation_false.png22.71 KB
new composer_forced_uninstalled.png79.41 KB
new composer_forced__installed_1.png70.59 KB
new composer_forced__installed_2.png180.92 KB

Hello @prudloff and thank you for the opportunity to share this comparison here!
I share below some screens to make visually clear each behavior.

Drupal default (Update manager enabled & Composer Forced uninstalled):

Having set allow_authorize_operations to FALSE in settings.php:

Module composer_forced enabled


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prudloff commented

Thanks for the explanation, it makes sense.

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vensires
Location Greece
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Status: Needs review » Fixed

Happy it was explanatory! In case you are not aware though, in Drupal core 10.4 things are expected to get changed. Check #3417136: Remove adding an extension via a URL to better understand.

PS: I also updated the description of this module with a reference to both this issue and that one.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.