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Add auto-enable modules even custom #154
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tuxgasy
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Thanks for your review, @tuxgasy, i'm happy to know that it is useful 😄 |
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Optimization of previous PR #146 for allowing it to auto-activate custom modules at init.
That was only looking inside /var/www/html/core/modules. Now with this PR, it looks inside custom folders.
The script set country and company name before activating modules, that is better