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Right now, Underpin has its own compiler package that works for Underpin, but it doesn't work for any external libraries used, such as [BerlinDB}(github.com/berlindb/core) or Background Processing. It would be better if Underpin could use the same compilation package as other WordPress-based composer packages use, Mozart.
In my brief time spent testing, I absolutely could not get it to work. Odds are pretty good this is because of the way that Underpin loads in its files, both in core and individual loaders.
I'd really like to not have to change how everything fundamentally loads if possible, but if that's necessary then I think it's a worthwhile endeavor.
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I have no clue myself, but I suggest you check Strauss instead of Mozart. Strauss is a fork of Mozart which is being actively developed, and its author is responsive, so you can possibly get help through him.
I have no clue myself, but I suggest you check Strauss instead of Mozart. Strauss is a fork of Mozart which is being actively developed, and its author is responsive, so you can possibly get help through him.
I wouldn't mind if both were supported, really. I picked Mozart because some loaders extend other composer packages, and they all use Mozart. I'm sure that Strauss works too, though.
Right now, Underpin has its own compiler package that works for Underpin, but it doesn't work for any external libraries used, such as [BerlinDB}(github.com/berlindb/core) or Background Processing. It would be better if Underpin could use the same compilation package as other WordPress-based composer packages use, Mozart.
In my brief time spent testing, I absolutely could not get it to work. Odds are pretty good this is because of the way that Underpin loads in its files, both in core and individual loaders.
I'd really like to not have to change how everything fundamentally loads if possible, but if that's necessary then I think it's a worthwhile endeavor.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: