Create start.d/*.ini for [ini-template] modules #12593
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* Will always create ini file if the module is enabled directly or via transitive dependency AND it has a [ini-template] section.
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…created for transitive dependencies. Signed-off-by: Simone Bordet <simone.bordet@gmail.com>
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@joakime I have updated the documentation, please review (even if it's your PR). |
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As as have many modules that now have
[ini-template], it's getting confusing for users that want to configure something, but they didn't directly declare the module in the--add-modulecommand line.A prime example is if they enable
--add-module=httpsthehttpsmodule is enabled, but it has no[ini-template]and the dependent modulesslalso isn't created instart.d/ssl.inias it wasn't specified.With the changes in this PR, the above example would also have the
start.d/ssl.inicreated.