etendo-context

To detect the active module in an Etendo ERP development environment, run the context management command. It automatically resolves your active module, infrastructure mode, and database connection by parsing project JSON files, Gradle properties, and build scripts.

Etendo ERP context management ensures commands apply to the correct module and infrastructure. You need it before running build commands or modifying modules, as it resolves the active development context from JSON files and Gradle properties to prevent configuration errors.

Yes, you can set a specific module, such as the core ERP module, as active for your Etendo development workflow. The context manager allows you to explicitly set the active module or reset the context entirely before executing project builds.

Yes, Etendo context resolution supports both Source and JAR infrastructure modes. It detects the current infrastructure mode directly from your project configuration files, ensuring the development environment is accurately configured for your specific setup.

Resolving the Etendo development context requires parsing project configuration files, specifically JSON files, Gradle properties, and build scripts. These files provide the necessary module paths and infrastructure settings for accurate context determination.