New endpoint lets you point to an HTTP URL that returns a lex file using the prefix is lex: such as
Endpoint will defer to the HTTP(S) endpoint and build a fake package out of the lex on the fly.
Also modify Forgebox endpoint such that any time it's installing a package of type "lucee-extension", it will defer to the lex endpoint for handling.
Also modify PackageService default install conventions such that any time it's installing a package of type "lucee-extension", it will check and see if the current directory is a Lucee server, and if so install the lex into the server context's deploy folder by default. This can be overridden by specifying a custom installation directory.
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Brad Wood January 23, 2020 at 2:48 PM
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We can put some notes in the docs as to what happens to lex files when they are placed in the deploy folder. There’s not really a convenient place in the UI to put such information in a place where it would be visible. I can add a line to the interactive job, but I think it would be a bit redundant, and-- hidden by default unless they do a --verbose install.
Luis Majano January 23, 2020 at 1:11 PM
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If deploying to a server’s deploy folder, will it start the server for you if it’s stopped?
If already started, will it give you feedback of when it was consumed by the engine and installed? Or at least some instructions of the steps that happen after it is placed in the deploy folder?
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New endpoint lets you point to an HTTP URL that returns a lex file using the prefix is lex: such as
Endpoint will defer to the HTTP(S) endpoint and build a fake package out of the lex on the fly.
Also modify Forgebox endpoint such that any time it's installing a package of type "lucee-extension", it will defer to the lex endpoint for handling.
Also modify PackageService default install conventions such that any time it's installing a package of type "lucee-extension", it will check and see if the current directory is a Lucee server, and if so install the lex into the server context's deploy folder by default. This can be overridden by specifying a custom installation directory.