Thank you and farewell dear ext_emconf.php
You served us well over the years.
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@pixelbrackets @ErHaWeb
Well, ext_emconf.php needed a version property for basic dependency management in non Composer managed TYPO3 installations.
If you have an idea where to put this info, I'm open to it.
Extensions that are only scoped for Composer managed TYPO3 installations can omit the ext_emconf.php for a while now.
One step at a time brought us a long way to where we are. From no Composer support at all, to almost full Composer compatibility and compliance 😅
#typo3
RE: https://friendica.daniel-siepmann.de/display/3db7c7b4-23f8023b-afe79fb6c2c03c0e
This is very much a
game changer for developing with Fluid templates. I love it! #typo3
RE: https://friendica.daniel-siepmann.de/display/3db7c7b4-e9ad26a4-ce7978d2e60d7026
Another important milestone in that area. Now working on allowing to configure multiple public resource folders (and files) #typo3
Oh boy. This has to be proven in practice, but this is looking so good at first glance 😳
This is probably the last feature I'm getting into TYPO3 v14
93371: [FEATURE] Make resources configurable | https://review.typo3.org/c/Packages/TYPO3.CMS/+/93371
Not big code wise, I still think this will have quite a good impact.
Any help to get this reviewed until Tuesday is appreciated 😅
I really need to test this. sound very cool and something I want to have for ages. #php
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@bastianallgeier@mastodon.social @preya@mastodon.social
I can't get around to perceive spending 50m dollars as "small and humble"
For me the absurdity lies in the fact, that the rich can "hit the shit out of the place" multiple times a day and still can't spend all of their money during their life span.
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@bastianallgeier@mastodon.social I do get the irony. I can relate and agree. My remark wasn't meant as disagreement but to stress the absurdity.