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Client Config settings not packaged in

Open DESIGNfromWITHIN opened this issue 11 years ago • 6 comments

I can not seem to get this to work, I have a lot of system settings configured in Client config.

The ClientConfig package is added but no settings are included after install. Do I manually need to add all settings?

DESIGNfromWITHIN avatar Mar 23 '14 21:03 DESIGNfromWITHIN

Ok this works only if you select "Package All: Elements, Subpackages and Resources"

This works for now, but is not ideal, now my theme includes packages that are used only for development...

DESIGNfromWITHIN avatar Mar 25 '14 16:03 DESIGNfromWITHIN

Thanks for filing this, @DESIGNfromWITHIN

Asking @TheBoxer to take a look...

sepiariver avatar Mar 25 '14 16:03 sepiariver

@DESIGNfromWITHIN @sepiariver

The problem is that here are not a way how to get all tables that are used with specific package. It will require to add a new tab (or section) where you will choose what custom tables you want to pack.

theboxer avatar Mar 25 '14 17:03 theboxer

Hmm....yeah. That's starting to look like a bigger and bigger issue to resolve.

@DESIGNfromWITHIN here's a workaround: Take a snapshot of the site before packaging (using the Teleport tool it's pretty fast and easy). Then remove the dev-only packages, use the "include everything" option in ThemePackager, then re-inject the snapshot using Teleport to restore everything.

It's not great I know, adding an extra step...but for now we may have to move this issue to the next milestone because it doesn't look like something we can fix quickly enough.

sepiariver avatar Mar 25 '14 18:03 sepiariver

Any news on that end? I have made 2 themes for ThemeForest - the first one got accepted and the settings went through nicely, but for the second theme, the reviewer mentions that no settings is imported.

simonswiss avatar May 14 '14 23:05 simonswiss

In reference to custom tables, MIGX and migxMultiLang needs the same functionality. It should be possible to determine if an included package has its own tables and include them as well.

sottwell avatar Jun 13 '14 11:06 sottwell