Closed raeldc closed 5 years ago
@stevenrombauts Does this issue need further follow-ups ?
@johanjanssens Yes this needs to be looked at. Also, this issue should actually be in the nooku/nooku-installer repository as its related to that one. The installer there needs to get the changes ported over to add support for platform. But since we actually decided to only install reusable components with nooku-installer we need to update the framework and related repositories to rely on this installer (joomla-composer) instead of nooku-installer. All composer.json files needs to be updated and tested for that to work.
@stevenrombauts, I'd like to move this to the Nooku Installer repository. But I don't have the right permissions to submit a report.
@raeldc No worries :) We will be consolidating the installation features into this repository anyway. Will discuss further with Johan and then we can solve it once and for all.
@stevenrombauts We still have this one to fix ?
@johanjanssens Yes, this should theoretically fix itself by going back to the joomlatools composer installer instead of the nooku/installer plugin. It's on the list.
@stevenrombauts Can we also look into fixing this one this week.
@stevenrombauts Whats the status on this one ?
More details: Right now only joomlatools/joomlatools-composer includes fixes to handle the new paths in the platform. Solutions to resolve this issue are:
No longer needed, joomlatools-framework
can be installed through Composer on both Platform and Joomla today.
Also, Composer method is proving too complicated and error-prone to make this worth our time for CI projects. (see https://github.com/joomlatools/www.joomlatools.com/issues/940)
We're trying to install Nooku 2.x on the Joomla Platform. It seems that the joomlatools-installer didn't move files properly.
/libraries/koowa wasn't moved to lib/libraries/koowa /media wasn't moved to /public/media /administrator/manifests/files/files_koowa/script.php wasn't moved to /app/administrator/manifests/files/files_koowa/script.php