[TYPO3-core] RFC: #9863: [Feature] Adding sysext tsbrowser
Steffen Kamper
info at sk-typo3.de
Tue Dec 2 10:06:27 CET 2008
Dmitry Dulepov schrieb:
> Hi!
>
> Uschi Renziehausen wrote:
>> When dealing with templates I have missed this feature more than once
>> with the following thought in my brain: "Why does it exist for TSConfig
>> and not for templates?" I had a feeling of inconsistency here, and if I
>> have that, others might have it as well.
>
> TSConfig exists as sysext due to historical reasons. But it does not
> mean that every other extension should be come a sysext now. If you
> miss it so much, surely you will be able to install it from TER. I
> see no need to ship everything with core.
>
>> Apart from that it will make everybody's life with TypoScript less error
>> prone. No more mistyping of deep object paths, clear and quick
>> information of what the result of all those overrides.
>
> You can do it from TS object browser right now.
>
>> So in my eyes, it always was a missing *core* feature.
>
> Well, I see RealURL and TemplaVoila as a missing core feature but
> there are many people, who disagree with me and I understand why. I
> would not propose these two exts as sysexts. They are cool but not
> everyone needs them. So they should be in TER. It is like with
> translation: if needed, you can get them from TER easily. But if I
> do not need Chinese, why should I have it in my installation? And it
> is a right way: the less you have, the faster the system. In fact,
> we talked about removing some sysexts once to make core lighter (but
> it ended with nothing unfortunately).
>
> Sysexts are exts that are necessary or used by everyone, not just
> something cool.
>
> For example, t3editor should not be a sysext either. Strictly
> speaking it is not necessary. OpenID was made a sysext because we
> agreed on it (I do not remember why) but it could be as well a TER
> extension. The less comes with core, the better.
>
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