The one additional thing that I find I have to do on every project is to create one more config split that is always on for everybody to hold the config_split configs for the local/dev/prod/whatever. I usually call it _splits and it allows me to override the drush-config-import script in pots, and add
before the main config import. […] If you don’t do this, you run into problems deploying anything that changes the config splits themselves, as those changes are picked up during the config import step, but they won’t actually apply until config import is run a second time, which has caused me all sorts of problems in the past if you aren’t aware of it and adding manual steps to any deployment.
Below is the implementation that was proposed for Pots
#!/bin/bash
set -eo pipefail
P_SITE="$1"
P_ENV="$2"
if [[ -z "$P_SITE" ]]; then
P_SITE="$TERMINUS_SITE"
fi
if [[ -z "$P_ENV" ]]; then
P_ENV="$TERMINUS_ENV"
fi
if [[ -z "$P_SITE" ]] || [[ -z "$P_ENV" ]]; then
echo "Provide a site and enviornment."
exit 1
fi
# Check for a system.site.yml file somewhere in the config directory.
if find ./config -name "system.site.yml" | grep "./config" -q ; then
echo "Importing Configuration"
terminus -n drush "$P_SITE.$P_ENV" -- config-import --source="../config/_splits" --partial --yes
terminus -n drush "$P_SITE.$P_ENV" -- cr
terminus -n drush "$P_SITE.$P_ENV" -- config-import --yes
else
echo "We didn't import any configuration."
fi
# Clear Drupal cache
echo "Clearing Drupal cache again."
terminus -n drush "$P_SITE.$P_ENV" -- cr
if [[ $(terminus -n drush "$P_SITE.$P_ENV" -- cst) ]]
then
echo "Config mismatch after config import. See report below."
terminus -n drush "$P_SITE.$P_ENV" -- cst
exit 1
fi
Based on this conversation,
Below is the implementation that was proposed for Pots