Open gilzow opened 3 years ago
I am also stuck on this, working with Drupal. I want to have .lndo.site domains locally but they don't get generated if my route is https://{all}/
Is there any specific format for .platform/routes.yaml
so that multiple production domains can be supported (both on www and apex) and local *.lndo.site
local domains work as expected?
I am also stuck on this, working with Drupal. I want to have .lndo.site domains locally but they don't get generated if my route is
https://{all}/
Is there any specific format for
.platform/routes.yaml
so that multiple production domains can be supported (both on www and apex) and local*.lndo.site
local domains work as expected?
I'm currently working on an update to the platform recipe that will allow for this, but it's not quite ready. In the meantime, and while not quite as elegant, you could set up proxy urls in your .lando.yaml file to route to your main web service.
@gilzow yeah, that's what I did based on your initial comment. Thank you.
Please explain your request and its importance in the form of a user story. As a wordpress developer who works with WordPress multidomain multisites that contain numerous domains, I want the ability to have the attached domains on a platform project mapped to local
*.lndo.site
URLs.Please provide some detail on how lando can help solve this problem When a project uses a platform recipe and the
./.platform/routes.yaml
contains the routeMap each domain attached to the project to a local
.lndo.site
URL.Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Related to, or at least discovered by lando/platformsh#65
Describe the solution you'd like
Describe alternatives you've considered For now I'm adding the following to my
lando.yml
file:But this requires I keep the domains in-sync manually between my platform project and lando.