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Problem/Motivation
Installations using the minimal install profile do not have immediate/out of the box ability to import/export configuration. This is particularly problematic when using a workflow where you need to install Drupal and immediately revert to an exported config, e.g. when using drush site-install minimal --config-dir /sync
. See this issue on Drush for some further exploration and background.
Proposed resolution
Include config module in the list of dependencies for the minimal install profile.
Remaining tasks
- Review by community regarding efficacy of approach. We don't need to change core to make a Drush command work, for instance, but configuration import/export is a common "expert" feature that is a strong candidate for inclusion in a profile aimed at that user group.
- If accepted, a change record.
User interface changes
None.
API changes
No API changes.
Data model changes
None.
(Marking this as "other" per alexpott's feedback about components here)
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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config-minimal-profile.patch | 326 bytes | bradjones1 | |
Comments
Comment #2
bradjones1Comment #3
bradjones1Comment #4
bradjones1I should note the Drush issue I linked above has been resolved to work without this module installed, however I'll keep this up since I think it's still a good question whether this should be included in minimal.
Comment #7
joelpittetMaybe drush should enable that module before doing the action? Then we don't need to add a module to minimal that may not be needed for everybody?
Comment #10
borisson_I think this is the best option.
Comment #11
moshe weitzman CreditAttribution: moshe weitzman as a volunteer commentedThis dependency in Drush was narrowed/removed in May 2016.