public function UpdateInterface::process in Express 8

The batch process callback for the update.

This is the bulk of the update plugin. Be careful to no fill it will a lot of heavily intensive processing. If you need to do a lot of things, split it up into multiple updates so the Batch API can handle it.

You can throw an exception from this method in case your processing fails. Its message will be conveyed to the user to indicate what went wrong. If the update has failed, but do not wish to throw an exception, simply return FALSE and a generic "Update failed" message will appear.

Parameters

\Drupal\bootstrap\Theme $theme: The theme that the update is being applied to.

array $context: The Batch API context array, passed by reference. Note: be very careful to not store any instances created from a theme. The Batch API stores this in the DB between each "request" and it may not be able to fully reconstitute the object upon un-serialization. If you need to pass a theme object between instances, you should instead use an identifier (string) that can be used to reconstitute the object when needed.

Return value

bool FALSE if the update failed, otherwise any other return will be interpreted as TRUE.

1 method overrides UpdateInterface::process()

UpdateBase::process in themes/contrib/bootstrap/src/Plugin/Update/UpdateBase.php

The batch process callback for the update.

File

themes/contrib/bootstrap/src/Plugin/Update/UpdateInterface.php, line 99

Contains \Drupal\bootstrap\Plugin\Update\UpdateInterface.

Class

UpdateInterface

Defines the interface for an object oriented preprocess plugin.

Namespace

Drupal\bootstrap\Plugin\Update

Code

public function process(Theme $theme, array &$context);