On one hand we'd like to have all needed database actions done after import:
import config
update db
clear caches
Then gain sometimes we don't want to run anything at all.
This PR adds all of the possible database actions to post db hook but also introduces new command that ignores the post actions:
ddev import-db-no-hooks
It's wrapper for the ddev import-db so all the arguments work. What it does is that it temporarily comments out the post-import-db lines in config.wunderio.yaml, then puts it back after import.
Screenshots
New command that does not run hooks
By default import config, update db, clear caches, sanitize db:
Overview
On one hand we'd like to have all needed database actions done after import:
Then gain sometimes we don't want to run anything at all.
This PR adds all of the possible database actions to post db hook but also introduces new command that ignores the post actions:
ddev import-db-no-hooks
It's wrapper for theddev import-db
so all the arguments work. What it does is that it temporarily comments out the post-import-db lines in config.wunderio.yaml, then puts it back after import.Screenshots
New command that does not run hooks![2024-04-23_16-56](https://github.com/wunderio/ddev-drupal/assets/492375/36392ca1-ff4f-433e-b54a-ba5e0f6d194e)
By default import config, update db, clear caches, sanitize db:![2024-04-23_17-09](https://github.com/wunderio/ddev-drupal/assets/492375/fcb24555-1cf0-478d-a8ac-77bc85ff00f4)
Maybe some day they'll implement the
--no-hooks
flag https://github.com/ddev/ddev/issues/2129Testing
Install this update to your site:
ddev composer require wunderio/ddev-drupal:dev-feature/16-run-config-import-updb-after-import --dev
Try the new command with your sql:
ddev import-db-skip-hooks --file=example.sql
Try the default import:
ddev import-db --file=example.sql