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LabKey embedded currently has very simple logic for when to extract modules into place. If it finds the 'labkeywebapp' directory or if the 'context.webAppLocation' property is defined, it assumes that everything is already in place.
This works fine for our current primarily scenarios, test deployments and containerized deployments, because they are always setting up a fresh installation. If we want to encourage folks to switch existing production servers to embedded, the embedded server should be able to update modules in an existing deployment.
[Issue 49706]
LabKey embedded currently has very simple logic for when to extract modules into place. If it finds the 'labkeywebapp' directory or if the 'context.webAppLocation' property is defined, it assumes that everything is already in place.
This works fine for our current primarily scenarios, test deployments and containerized deployments, because they are always setting up a fresh installation. If we want to encourage folks to switch existing production servers to embedded, the embedded server should be able to update modules in an existing deployment.
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application.properties
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