protected function AllowedPackages::evaluateNewPackages in Drupal 8
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 9 composer/Plugin/Scaffold/AllowedPackages.php \Drupal\Composer\Plugin\Scaffold\AllowedPackages::evaluateNewPackages()
Evaluates newly-added packages and see if they are already allowed.
For now we will only emit warnings if they are not.
Parameters
array $allowed_packages: Mapping of package names to PackageInterface of packages already accumulated.
Return value
\Composer\Package\PackageInterface[] Mapping of package names to PackageInterface in priority order.
1 call to AllowedPackages::evaluateNewPackages()
- AllowedPackages::getAllowedPackages in composer/
Plugin/ Scaffold/ AllowedPackages.php - Gets a list of all packages that are allowed to copy scaffold files.
File
- composer/
Plugin/ Scaffold/ AllowedPackages.php, line 167
Class
- AllowedPackages
- Determine recursively which packages have been allowed to scaffold files.
Namespace
Drupal\Composer\Plugin\ScaffoldCode
protected function evaluateNewPackages(array $allowed_packages) {
foreach ($this->newPackages as $name => $newPackage) {
if (!array_key_exists($name, $allowed_packages)) {
$this->io
->write("Not scaffolding files for <comment>{$name}</comment>, because it is not listed in the element 'extra.drupal-scaffold.allowed-packages' in the root-level composer.json file.");
}
else {
$this->io
->write("Package <comment>{$name}</comment> has scaffold operations, and is already allowed in the root-level composer.json file.");
}
}
// @todo We could prompt the user and ask if they wish to allow a
// newly-added package. This might be useful if, for example, the user
// might wish to require an installation profile that contains scaffolded
// assets. For more information, see:
// https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/3064990
return $allowed_packages;
}