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This pull request streamlines and improves the module installation process by switching from individual Composer package installations to batch installation, removing redundant autoload dumping, and ensuring database seeding uses the correct command with force. The changes affect both the standard and Docker environments.
Module installation process improvements:
InstallCommandandDockerEnvironmentto install all selected Composer packages in a singlecomposer requirerun, improving performance and reliability. [1] [2]composer dump-autoloadstep after installing modules, as Composer now handles autoloading during installation. [1] [2]Database seeding improvements:
modules:seedto the standarddb:seedwith the--forceflag to ensure seeds run in production and are consistent across environments. [1] [2]Error handling: