I realized I haven’t committed my work to it’s git repo on my private gitlab server. I’m wondering what the process is for this as I have ~/Sites/myproject/trellis and ~/Sites/myproject/site. Am I suppose to make ~/Sites/myproject a git repo? Or just /site? Or somewhere else? Or is there a script a…

[image] s3w47m88: Am I suppose to make ~/Sites/myproject a git repo? Yes. The docs reference the recommend set up and the example at GitHub - roots/roots-example-project.com: Example Roots stack project (Trellis, Bedrock, Sage) . Pushing or committing to your repo is done through Git as usual…

Thank you for clarifying. I don’t see anything in the instructions on Github or the Docs that indicate there is anything special I need to do to export / import that so I assume WP-CLI is the recommended route?

Trellis has a db_import variable built-in which just loads a SQL dump into your DB, but for anything beyond that, yeah we recommend WP CLI. [image] WordPress Sites | Trellis Documentation | Roots Everything in Trellis is built around the concept of “sites”. Trellis will automatically conf…

Thanks @swalkinshaw Do you see any reason why there couldn’t be a db_export argument of some kind to automate this? In my use case I can’t think of a time where I wouldn’t want to sync my database from development to staging if I’m pushing the rest of my code there. Do you (or anyone)? It seems l…

There are some nice tools for transferring the data (database + uploads folder usually): [image] Leveraging WP-CLI Aliases in Your WordPress Development Workflow blog Actually another pull request by @guilro is in line for automating database and file backups using Stouts.…

I was just about to link what @strarsis did :slight_smile: We primarily build features we need first. I think we did a poll once before or at least we wrote one and never sent it :frowning: Either way, there’s just certain features we may not want to add even if a number of people would want it. D…

Okay, I see how this conversation could go in a few directions. I actually used Revisr Plugin for WordPress for backup automation. But I’ve never developed locally with it (the last time I did local development prior to Trellis was 5+ years ago). But I didn’t think of something so robust for this …

Deploying the app (WordPress site) is different to transferring/syncing the actual data of the app. I always treat the production data as the source of truth (this was mentioned somewhere here in a thread already). When developing apps (which also WordPress site is), often staging/development data…

Committing Bedrock to GitLab Server for the First Time

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There are some nice tools for transferring the data (database + uploads folder usually):