function SandboxManagerBase::isDirectWrite
Indicates whether the active directory will be changed directly.
This can only happen if direct-write is globally enabled by the `package_manager_allow_direct_write` setting, AND this class explicitly allows it (by adding the AllowDirectWrite attribute).
Return value
bool TRUE if the sandbox manager is operating in direct-write mode, otherwise FALSE.
5 calls to SandboxManagerBase::isDirectWrite()
- SandboxManagerBase::apply in core/
modules/ package_manager/ src/ SandboxManagerBase.php - Applies staged changes to the active directory.
- SandboxManagerBase::claim in core/
modules/ package_manager/ src/ SandboxManagerBase.php - Attempts to claim the stage.
- SandboxManagerBase::create in core/
modules/ package_manager/ src/ SandboxManagerBase.php - Copies the active code base into the stage directory.
- SandboxManagerBase::destroy in core/
modules/ package_manager/ src/ SandboxManagerBase.php - Deletes the stage directory.
- SandboxManagerBase::getSandboxDirectory in core/
modules/ package_manager/ src/ SandboxManagerBase.php - Returns the path of the directory where changes should be staged.
File
-
core/
modules/ package_manager/ src/ SandboxManagerBase.php, line 902
Class
- SandboxManagerBase
- Creates and manages a stage directory in which to install or update code.
Namespace
Drupal\package_managerCode
public final function isDirectWrite() : bool {
// The use of direct-write is stored as part of the lock so that it will
// remain consistent during the sandbox's entire life cycle, even if the
// underlying global settings are changed.
if ($this->lock) {
return $this->lock[3];
}
$reflector = new \ReflectionClass($this);
return Settings::get('package_manager_allow_direct_write', FALSE) && $reflector->getAttributes(AllowDirectWrite::class);
}
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