Periodically you'll get a big error, screw git or composer up royally, but still want a clean, fresh copy of the site as it is the Dev or Production site.
That happened to me on the day before a big QA review. Here are the steps I ran to help you out too:
Periodically you'll get a big error, screw git or composer up royally, but still want a clean, fresh copy of the site as it is the Dev or Production site.
That happened to me on the day before a big QA review. Here are the steps I ran to help you out too:
Kill current site
Docker ps (copy your container ID)
Docker stop ID
Docker rm ID
Docker ps
Close any open Git GUI tools
Delete git repo
Get new copy of site
Git clone repo-url
Git checkout branch
open repo, then run amazeeio-cachalot up
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose exec -u drupal drupal bash
composer install
drush sa
dsql @dev
dfiles @dev
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