optionsextrasrequire

optionsextrasrequire is a configuration setting commonly found in software applications, particularly those dealing with optional features or extended functionalities. Its purpose is to control whether certain extra components or features are strictly required for the application to operate correctly.

When optionsextrasrequire is set to true or enabled, the application will likely perform a check during its startup or initialization phase to ensure that all designated extra components are present and functional. If any of these required extras are missing or malfunctioning, the application may refuse to start, display an error message, or operate with reduced functionality. This setting is often employed in scenarios where the optional features are critical to the core operation of a specific module or workflow.

Conversely, if optionsextrasrequire is set to false or disabled, the application may be more lenient. It might proceed to launch even if some optional features are unavailable, perhaps by simply ignoring them or substituting default behaviors. This approach allows for greater flexibility, enabling users to run the application in environments where not all extra components can be installed or are necessary. The exact behavior dictated by optionsextrasrequire depends heavily on the specific application's design and how it handles its optional dependencies.