Add: instructions on creating basic db backups #5
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| !setup/package.json | ||
| backup-db.sh | ||
| !setup/backup-db.sh |
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It is my understanding that the bang prefix for gitignore means that you will not ignore those files. I was expecting to see that you had set setup/ as a gitignore and were making all those other files exceptions. ??
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I want the setup files to not be gitignored for this repo incase someone wants to pull updated ones from the repo. The ones that get copied to the root from setup are gitignored
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| #### Adding more Wordpress Plugins | |||
| Add the plugins to composer.json (search for the [here](https://wpackagist.org)); a few are in there already as examples. | |||
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| #### Connecting to the MySql Container from Sequel Pro? | |||
| #### Connecting to the MySql Container from Sequel Pro. | |||
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Is this specific to Sequel Pro or might there be other SQL tools that could work as well?
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Right now specific to Sequel pro but I'm sure others could also do the job.
| - Then on your local machine, copy the generated mysql dump files: `scp -P 2222 -r USER_NAME@HOST_ADDRESSS:/absolute/path/to/_db_backups/ .` | ||
| - You can then use these gzipped mysql files locally when you spin up your dev environment. | ||
| - *Note* You can also setup a crontab (example in the setup folder) to run this script on a certain schedule. | ||
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| - Remove gulp (or make it more agnostic to the setup). | ||
| - Create better/safer way to backup whole site (db, uploads, etc...) |
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| 'deploy-exclude-list.txt' | |||
| 'gulpfile.js' | |||
| 'package.json' | |||
| 'backup-db.sh' | |||
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You do a back up on setup? I guess it makes sense. Just curious.
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No. This just copies this backup shell script into the root for users to customize.
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@joesepi Thanks for the review! 👍 |
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