Hi Nick, I confirm that feature:install b should install a (by transitivity).
Can you share your actually features XML ? Are you sure the feature names match ?
Regards JB On 10/03/2016 06:49 PM, Nick Baker wrote:
Hey All, We're seeing something strange where a feature has a dependency on another and has a bundle which counts on that other feature being available. However, we're seeing that bundle fail on package imports from this other feature's bundles. It almost seems like this dependent feature isn't being installed fully before this bundle starts. <feature name="a"> <bundle>x</bundle> </feature> <feature name="b"> <feature>a</feature> <bundle>y</bundle> <- depends-on 'x' </feature> If I manually feature:install "a" before "b" the "y" bundle is fine. However, if feature "a" isn't installed before-hand it fails. I know that the 4.x codeline has a prerequisite=true flag. What's the significance of this? Would it help in this scenario? Thanks, Nick
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