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[BUGFIX] LocalizationController not loaded when EXT:container is installed #301

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This tweaks the order in which extensions are being loaded. To let EXT:wv_deepltranslate have the upper hand when it comes to xclassing LocalizationController it's necessary to define b13/container as a kinda "dependency" of this extension.

Without it this happens:
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This tweaks the order in which extensions are being loaded. To let EXT:wv_deepltranslate have the upper hand when it comes to xclassing LocalizationController it's necessary to define `b13/container` as a kinda "dependency" of this extension.
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baschny commented Sep 25, 2023

@bmack the class \TYPO3\CMS\Backend\Controller\Page\LocalizationController needs some events urgently, so that less extensions needs to XCLASS it! :) is there anyone working on that already (for v13)?

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baschny commented Sep 25, 2023

@bmack the class \TYPO3\CMS\Backend\Controller\Page\LocalizationController needs some events urgently, so that less extensions needs to XCLASS it! :) is there anyone working on that already (for v13)?

Ah, I just saw that this is already the case in v12. So we are just having to make this workaround in v11, which is our use-case here...

@calien666 calien666 merged commit 09c7096 into web-vision:main Oct 6, 2023
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