Variable 'installed' set to false in parameters.yml after pim:install --force about pim-community-dev HOT 2 CLOSED

The installation process starts by setting the installed variable to false and then switch it back to installation date at the end of the installation process.

Two problems can occurs:

• the installed variable is cached with the false value before being changed to a non-false value. In this case, a ̀cache:clearwill fix the problem as the value is right in theparameters.ymlfile and thecache:clear` will generate a proper cache with this value
• an error occurred during the installation process. The installed variable was then non switched to a non-false value. You will then need to restart the installation with the pim:install command (recommended) or change the installed variable manually (not recommanded as it means the installation went wrong and something is surely broken).

In your case, I think you are in the second problem, maybe a memory_limit error broke the installation process ?

Usually it's because the installation failed

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The second case was the reason. I expected after an other try of pim:install finished with success although I had this memory_limit error before, the parameter will be set correctly. It was not the case.

In my case, it happened the following scenario:

1. pim:installmemory limit error appeared
2. parameters.yml has the variable installed set to false
3. I raised the memory limit to 1024MB - did not changed the installed variable
4. cache:clear --env=dev again
5. the variable installed was still set to false

So yes you are definitely right, running again the pim:install set correctly the value. I was pretty sure to have run pim:install after the error and memory change but I tested the clean scenario and didn't manage to reproduce it.

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