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23 | public static function run() { |
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24 | $app = new Application(); |
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26 | $container = $app->getContainer(); |
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28 | // make it possible to turn off cron updates if you use an external |
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29 | // script to execute updates in parallel |
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30 | $useCronUpdates = $container->query(Config::class)->getUseCronUpdates(); |
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31 | $isProperlyConfigured = $container->query(StatusService::class)->isProperlyConfigured(); |
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32 | if ($useCronUpdates && $isProperlyConfigured) { |
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33 | $container->query(UpdaterService::class)->update(); |
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34 | $container->query(UpdaterService::class)->beforeUpdate(); |
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35 | $container->query(UpdaterService::class)->afterUpdate(); |
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36 | } |
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37 | } |
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