#COMPOSER NO CLONE FROM CACHE DOWNLOAD#
You can alternatively download the backup and manually extract it to the correct location. Lando ssh -c "tar -xzvf /tmp/ -C /app/wp-content/uploads -strip-components 1" Lando ssh -c "mkdir -p /app/wp-content/uploads" Lando ssh -c "tar -xzvf /tmp/ -C /app/files -strip-components 1" #WordPress Lando ssh -c "tar -xzvf /tmp/ -C /app/sites/default/files -strip-components 1" #Backdrop Lando ssh -c "mkdir -p /app/sites/default/files" # Import your files # Please be aware the following paths are not valid if you are using a nested webroot in your Pantheon recipe. Lando terminus backup:get MYSITE.MYENV -element =files -to =/tmp/ # Download and extract backup of the files Lando terminus backup:create MYSITE.MYENV -element =files Lando ssh -c "rm -f /tmp/" # Create a new backup of your files # If you've created a files backup recently this step is not needed. You can also switch to a different machine token by using the -auth option. Note that if Lando cannot find a Pantheon machine token (opens new window) associated with your site, it will prompt you for one. On a database pull, Lando will attempt to clear the cache of the remote environment (unless it is the live environment) to minimize the size of the import. If you do not specify -code, -database or -files then lando will use the environment associated with your currently checked out git branch. Lando provides a command for Pantheon sites called lando pull to get your database and files. There are two easy ways to do this as shown below: # 1. Once you've started up your Pantheon, site you will need to pull in your database and files before you can really start to dev all the dev. You can get also get the above information, and more, by using the lando info (opens new window) command. If you change this version, make sure you lando rebuild (opens new window) for the changes to apply. This means that you can not configure the php version directly in your Landofile for this recipe. Lando will look for a pantheon.yml (opens new window) (and/or ) in your app's root directory and use whatever php_version you've specified there. Note that if the above config options are not enough, all Lando recipes can be further extended and overriden (opens new window). Manually creating a Landofile with these things set correctly can be difficult and is highly discouraged. If you do not already have a Landofile (opens new window) for your Pantheon site, we highly recommend you use lando init (opens new window) to get one as that will automatically populate the framework, id and site for you. Xdebug : false index : true edge : true cache : true composer_version : "2.0.7"
#COMPOSER NO CLONE FROM CACHE INSTALL#
However, because you are a developer and developers never ever RTFM (opens new window), you can also try out this recipe with a vanilla install of WordPress with the commands as follows:Ĭonfig : framework : PANTHEON_SITE_FRAMEWORK
Installed Lando (opens new window) and gotten familiar with its basics (opens new window).WordPress Site Network Support (Experimental)īefore you get started with this recipe, we assume that you have:.I have some additional commits in my fork of phpseclib that aren’t in the 3.0 branch of but Travis CI’s Composer install keeps on installing from the latest commit in the 3.0 branch of and not the one in my fork ( ). Installing phpseclib/phpseclib (3.0.x-dev 844d7ab): Cloning 844d7ab539 from cache Installing paragonie/constant_time_encoding (v1.x-dev 2132f0f): Cloning 2132f0f293 from cache Installing paragonie/random_compat (v2.0.18): Downloading (100%) Package operations: 3 installs, 0 updates, 0 removals Updating dependencies (including require-dev) Loading composer repositories with package information The command "composer clear-cache" exited with 0. Here’s the output of those commands: $ composer clear-cacheĬache directory does not exist (cache-vcs-dir):Ĭlearing cache (cache-repo-dir): /home/travis/.cache/composer/repoĬlearing cache (cache-files-dir): /home/travis/.cache/composer/filesĬlearing cache (cache-dir): /home/travis/.cache/composer travis.yml file I have the following two commands: composer clear-cache I’m trying to install a Composer package on Travis CI.