Alan Bateman wrote on 01/05/2017 06:23:46 AM:
> I'm curious what the typical use-case is for this. Most of time that
> I've seen discussions on fragments then it was about adding i18n
> resources but there are other ways to do that sort of thing (i18n
> bundles can be deployed as service provide
On 04/01/2017 15:15, Thomas Watson wrote:
:
In theory fragments can be dynamically attached to an already resolved
host (module) which implies that we need to be able to dynamically add
packages to the existing host module. With that in mind, if we wanted
to support dynamic attachment of fr
> In some cases we have the full contents, but in other cases we allow
> dynamic deployment contents to be updated or added at run time (mostly
> for development purposes but it can be practical and useful to add
> contents at run time as well in certain cases). Because of the way that
> our
On 01/04/2017 08:26 AM, Alan Bateman wrote:
On 04/01/2017 14:21, David M. Lloyd wrote:
We need the ability to add content to a module after it is defined to
support our existing deployment architecture. Is there a material
problem with having this feature, other than transgressing your sense
o
On 04/01/2017 14:21, David M. Lloyd wrote:
We need the ability to add content to a module after it is defined to
support our existing deployment architecture. Is there a material
problem with having this feature, other than transgressing your sense
of "should"?
Can you expand a bit on this? I
We need the ability to add content to a module after it is defined to
support our existing deployment architecture. Is there a material
problem with having this feature, other than transgressing your sense of
"should"?
On 01/03/2017 05:33 PM, Remi Forax wrote:
I agree with all the proposed m
I agree with all the proposed methods but the one that add a package, in my
opinion, a package is part of what structurally define a module, it should not
be possible to add it after the resolution algorithm.
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