I'm installing Magento 2.2 via command line using
php bin/magento setup:install –backend-frontname="my-admin-value" –db-host=my.db.host –db-name=dbname –db-user=dbuser –db-password=dbpass –base-url="http://example.com" –language=en_US –timezone="Europe/Bucharest" –currency="EUR" –use-secure=1 –base-url-secure="https://example.com/" –admin-user=adminUser –admin-password=AdminPass –admin-email="me@example.com" –admin-firstname=John –admin-lastname=Doe –use-rewrites=1
And it works fine, but now I want to install it and skip the at least 2 core modules because I don't need them. Let's say they are Magento_Bundle
and Magento_BundleImportExport
.
(Ignore the fact that there might be dependent module on these. I don't care for now. Let's say I can disable the modules when installing via UI wizard).
How can I do that? Is it even possible? Is there a parameter I need to pass to the command?
I've tried running the command with -h
but nothing comes up related to modules.
Best Answer
Check the output of
bin/magento help setup:install
. There are arguments for modules to enable or disable during installation: