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    Deployer recipe

    Thanks to a new "community" member I just started using git and deployer for my main project happygaia.com it's soo nice and clean and million times faster to publish a new feature, fix or whatever..I'm still in development or more bug fixing phase so I haven't actually deployed to live stage yet but local to staging works like a breeze so far I already separated processwire deploy logic from project stuff to start a dedicated processwire recipe which looks like this so far <?php /** * Deployer ProcessWire Recipe * Version 0.0.1 */ require_once __DIR__ . '/common.php'; // ProcessWire shared dirs set('shared_dirs', ['site/assets']); // ProcessWire shared files set('shared_files', ['site/config.php']); /** * Symlinking assets and config.php from Deployers shared folder * * @note You have to put those files manually into shared folder before first deploy * To run this task automatically, please add below line to your deploy.php file * <code>after('deploy:symlink', 'processwire:symlink');</code> */ task('processwire:symlink', function() { run("ln -s {{deploy_path}}/shared/assets {{release_path}}/site/assets"); run("ln -s {{deploy_path}}/shared/config.php {{release_path}}/site/config.php"); })->desc('symlinking assets and config.php from shared folder'); /** * Main task */ task('deploy', [ 'deploy:prepare', 'deploy:release', 'deploy:update_code', 'deploy:symlink', 'cleanup' ])->desc('Deploy your project'); after('deploy', 'success'); As you might note the processwire:symlink task won't run automatically, you either call it manually or like mentioned in the phpdoc you hook into the deploy task and put it e.g. after deploy:symlink Reason for processwire:symlink is that at least happygaias assets folder is quite huge and it's not part of my git repo so it's not being deployed each time instead it gets automatically symlinked from deployers shared folder Side note: Images (for now) only being updated from live page so no need to upload in deployment process.. Nearly forgot to mention that it's not only about assets folder but site/config.php, too. So config.php is not part of my git repo so I place it in deployers shared folder once and it get's symlinked (like with assets) The plan right now is to "just" keep databse of live site intact (more or less) after I switch live to new version it'll update because of new pw version and module versions of course and I have to tweak some minor changes, manually e.g. exporting/importing templates but that's fine for now I might look into AutoExportTemplatesAndFields module soon as it sounds really nice I still have to figure some deployer things out, but as mentioned it seems to work fine for now Okido that's all for now, questions, comments, feedback everything is welcome and appreciated Uh it would be nice to get more ideas and testing whatever for the recipe so I could post it to the deployer repo soon ;-)
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