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Currently, this extension loads all available modules. In reality, we should be allowed to limit the scope of this.
This would require moving the bootstrap process into the container somehow, so the list of modules can be provided as a parameter. If its empty we can assume "all of the things."
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This is harder than it seems. The Extension class has no method of tracking dependencies.
It is actually parsed in \Drupal\Core\Extension\ModuleExtensionList::doList. Somehow, somewhere the extension has a magical info property info, which is the parsed YAML.
Then in \Drupal\Core\Extension\ModuleHandler::buildModuleDependencies the dependencies are discovered.
Currently, this extension loads all available modules. In reality, we should be allowed to limit the scope of this.
This would require moving the bootstrap process into the container somehow, so the list of modules can be provided as a
parameter
. If its empty we can assume "all of the things."The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: