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Fabian Bircher
21 Dec 2020
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Fabian Bircher
21 Dec 2020
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Fabian Bircher, 21 Dec 2020 - 2 Comments
Configuration management initiative update and recap of DrupalCon Europe 2020

Last week was the virtual DrupalCon Europe and I had the pleasure to present CMI 2 updates together with Moshe Weitzman. Attached to this post are the slides.

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Fabian Bircher
13 Oct 2017
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Fabian Bircher
13 Oct 2017
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Config Split treats all the cli the same.

Drupal 8.4 and its upgrade to Symfony 3 has made the compatibility of the global Drush 8 a bit more challenging. Drush 9 works with Drupal 8.4 but it is not stable yet and the format of how third party Drush commands are made has changed significantly.

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Antonio De Marco
15 Jul 2014
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Antonio De Marco
15 Jul 2014
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Antonio De Marco, 15 Jul 2014 - 11 Comments
Bringing "reusable features" to Drupal 8.

Configuration Management in Drupal 8 elegantly solves staging configuration between different environments but it still misses the ability to package configuration into separates modules for later reuse. A patched version of the Configuration development module helps addressing that!

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Andrea Pescetti
9 Nov 2010
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Andrea Pescetti
9 Nov 2010
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Andrea Pescetti, 9 Nov 2010 - 7 Comments
How to work more efficiently with some Drush-Bash tricks

While Drush is a big time saver, the textbook version of some commands can become lenghty at times. An out-of-the-box Bash completion for Drush is in the works, and the Drush shell ("drush core-cli") already offers fast access to commands and fancy features. However, if you prefer not to leave your shell and use a stock Drush, here are some tips for a faster Drush experience involving aliases and autocompletion.

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Antonio De Marco
13 Apr 2010
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Antonio De Marco
13 Apr 2010
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Antonio De Marco, 13 Apr 2010 - 5 Comments
Keep things neat.

I bet every Drupal developer keeps a Drupal installation as local sandbox where they try out code snippets, maintain modules or generate patches to be contributed back to the community. If not well maintained this installation will, day after day, grow into a chaotic mess of content and settings. Having separate Drupal installations for each project we work on would be a good solution here.

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