On 19/05/2008, at 17.29, Sean Cribbs wrote:
It's generally not a good idea to install extensions until you have
bootstrapped your database.
Usually I would agree with you on this, but in this case I've set it
all up locally in my development environment. Now I want to put the
site online. It's in Subversion and I'm deploying with Capistrano to
the production server. Because I've been using it locally to set
everything up, all the extensions and plugins are already in the
Subversion repository. So uninstalling the extensions just to get it
up and running sounds like the wrong way to solve this.
If multiple developers are working on the same project, new
developers should be able to join - also after extensions have been
installed and comitted to the source repository.
That said, maybe the Gallery extension could avoid loading that
model until it's absolutely needed?
Yes that is one solution. But what about building a safety valve into
Radiant it self: Do not load any extensions unless the database have
been bootstrapped?
/watson
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