Closed (fixed)
Project:
Commerce Kickstart
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Documentation
Priority:
Normal
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Created:
5 Oct 2011 at 11:06 UTC
Updated:
4 Jan 2014 at 01:11 UTC
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Comment #1
damien tournoud commentedMarking as a blocker for 1.0.
Comment #2
rfayI propose offering two techniques:
1. Download the modules and profile (either ftp or whatever or drush dl, providing a drush dl recipe). This results in the modules being in sites/all/modules.
2. A drush make recipe with a pointer to drush make and how to install it. This results in the modules in profiles/commerce_kickstart/modules. Optionally show how to mv them to sites/all/modules or sites/all/modules/contrib.
It seems that the reason for putting modules into profiles/commerce_kickstart/modules is really just for the advanced use cases of multisite or fancy, fancy profiles that offered different versions of modules. Neither of these is relevant for the audience we're documenting for.
Comment #3
rfayI experimented with multiple techniques today. All worked, all are fine. I'll try to write something up tomorrow.
Comment #4
rfayI think
Should be adequate, and I don't see why we should say any more :-)
Comment #5
rfayI rewrote the installation page. If you like it, it's done.
This is all pretty easy and works awfully well.
Comment #6
rszrama commentedI revised the page to indicate the actual reason for moving the modules. As is, Drupal will not see them to alert you of modules updates / security releases. That's why it was included as a recommended installation step, but I'm fine with it being under the "Recipes" heading. I consider this an essential step to having a maintainable Commerce Kickstart, though, especially if the recommended method of maintaining a Drupal Commerce site after installing with Commerce Kickstart is to "maintain it as you would any custom built Drupal installation."
Comment #7
rfay@rszrama, it's not true, AFAICT. I tested, and Drupal was fine with security releases *and* upgrades, even using the in-web-ui update technique.
Comment #8
rszrama commentedAhh, curious. Any time I go to the "Available updates" page w/ Kickstart modules in the profiles directory, I never see them listed. Am I just missing something / outdated? : )
Comment #9
rfayWith Ryan's OK I reverted the change he referred to in #6
Comment #10
joshmillerThis is a much bigger issue now that we will soon have two releases. Taking over documentation issues.
Comment #11
joshmiller#1702532: [External Doc] CK-Install - Installing Commerce Kickstart 2
^ This will be the gold standard for documenting installation.