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Drush for Developers - Second Edition

Drush for Developers - Second Edition

By : Juan Pablo Novillo Requena, Juan P Novillo Requena
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Drush for Developers - Second Edition

Drush for Developers - Second Edition

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By: Juan Pablo Novillo Requena, Juan P Novillo Requena
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Overview of this book

This book is a best fit for backend developers with a basic knowledge of Drupal's APIs and some experience using the command line. Perhaps you already worked on one or two Drupal projects, but have never dived deep into Drush's toolset. In any case, this book will give you a lot of advice by covering real-world challenges in Drupal projects that can be solved using Drush.
Table of Contents (8 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Introduction, Installation, and Basic Usage
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1. Introduction, Installation, and Basic Usage
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Installation requirements
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The Drush command structure
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Understanding Drush's context system
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Setting the context manually
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Summary
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2. Keeping Database Configuration and Code Together
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2. Keeping Database Configuration and Code Together
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Meeting the update path
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3. Running and Monitoring Tasks in Drupal Projects
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3. Running and Monitoring Tasks in Drupal Projects
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Running periodic tasks with cron
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Running a task outside cron
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Running long tasks in batches
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Evaluating code on the fly and running scripts
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Logging messages in Drush
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Redirecting Drush output into a file
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Running a command in the background
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4. Error Handling and Debugging
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4. Error Handling and Debugging
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Validating input
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Rolling back when an error happens
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Browsing hook implementations
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Inspecting the bootstrapping process
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Inspecting hook and function implementations
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5. Managing Local and Remote Environments
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5. Managing Local and Remote Environments
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Managing local environments
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Managing remote environments
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Special site aliases
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Adding site alias support to the update path
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Copying database and files between environments
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6. Setting Up a Development Workflow
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6. Setting Up a Development Workflow
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Moving configuration, commands, and site aliases out of Drupal
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Configuring the development database for the team
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Running post sql-sync tasks in local environments
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Index
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Chapter 2. Keeping Database Configuration and Code Together

One of the most remarkable articles that I read when I started to learn Drupal is The Development -> Staging -> Production Workflow Problem in Drupal (http://www.developmentseed.org/blog/2009/jul/09/development-staging-production-workflow-problem-drupal), by Development Seed. Dated back to 2009, yet it still outlines, with such clarity, one of the most important challenges in Drupal projects; the fact that although a part of Drupal's configuration resides in the database and not in code, these must evolve together under a version control system such as Git.

This quote in particular really did hit me:

"The ideal development workflow involves communication in both directions. Content needs to be migrated upstream to staging and development servers, and configuration needs to be migrated downstream to staging and production."

Let's dissect this:

Content needs to be migrated upstream to staging and...

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