I tried to use the composer install with the --no-interaction option inside a build script. However, when doing this there is no way to define alternative values to the questions that are asked interactively. Put otherwise: I want to install Bolt in separate directory, but I can't do this when doing a composer install non-interactively.

Hi,

I've installed Bolt as a composer package but can't get working the command line, neither the extensions in the admin area.

Any ideas?

The require statement in index.php and the nut symlink point to the wrong location if the paths configured are different than one level deep. Such as sites/mysite.com/public.

I was playing around with Dependency Guard on a project, and it complained about an include. At first I thought that to be an error - see mediact/dependency-guard#19 - but as explained there, it's actually expected behaviour. This repo composer-requires passwordlib/passwordlib, while only bolt/bolt itself needs it (and already requires it itself).

I'm more than willing to cook up a PR, but before I do that 1. would you want me to and 2. against what branch?

Can you please help me with this scenario?

1. I install Bolt with command composer create-project bolt/composer-install:^3.0
2. I add custom extension with command composer require "bolt/bolt-extension-starter-extended"
3. When its done, there are no web assets from extension in public folder of bolt, neither in public/bolt-public

Should I run nut command? If so, which command? I've tried some, but without success.

Thx

I would add the created public dir to the .gitignore file automatically, because there is no need to track the vendor specific files.

No .htaccess exists in "public" dir after install