If it can be in the config.php, I like to see it in the config.php.sample. That's the purpose. If config options have moved to the db and are controllable from an admin web interface, that's fine and dandy, too.
I'm guessing that I'll never use the install program. I'm already installed and all I need to do is upgrade - merge your new upstream code into mine, adjust config (sample comes in handy), test, and deploy. Don't forget the code tweaks between each step :). So, unless the install program will tell me "Hey, these are the enw config options that have appeared between your last install and this one, would you like to enable/set them" and walk me through it, I wouldn't have a use for it. And even then, manual settings are more likely for me because I have sets of custom config options in my install as well. Just one man's opinion. -- Mark "Blessed is he who finds happiness in his own foolishness, for he will always be happy." On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Evan Prodromou <e...@status.net> wrote: > So, we have a template for config.php in the current distribution. > > Our (default) config.php files become much small in 0.9.x, since we're > storing (most) configuration info in the database now. We've also got a > Web-based administrative interface, so figuring out config options is less > of an issue. > > It's been hard for us to keep the canonical config options in the README > and the config.php.sample file up-to-date. > > I'd like to therefore remove the config.php.sample file entirely, and > recommend that people use the install program instead. > > Any objections? > > -Evan > > -- > Evan Prodromou > CEO, StatusNet, Inc. > e...@status.net - http://identi.ca/evan - +1-514-554-3826 > > _______________________________________________ > StatusNet-dev mailing list > StatusNet-dev@lists.status.net > http://lists.status.net/mailman/listinfo/statusnet-dev >
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