Let's write a guide to show how to set up the wp cli tooling to know about the app webroot and app URI.

Similar to what we do here for drush, but as a specific guide.

inspiration: lando/lando#2080

The output filters docs verbosely describe

• operators
• standard field

What i saw in the source but miss in the docs is

• negation
• operators
• dot notation

Also some examples of that might help.

Some streamlined quick try...

Simple filters

You can add simple filter expressions, reducing the r

I want to be able to use a project like this to start my drupal project, but I want to be able to remove the projects that are purely for developers, such as drush and drupal console and those that have dev tool dependencies. My goal is for a very light install to manage a simple site. I have been able to figure it out for myself for the most part, but the most natural place for the information is

Issue Type

• Feature Idea

Summary

I would like to use GoAccess as a dev tool instead of PimpMyLog. How can I go about setting it up automatically when I create a new VM?

I just bought four Raspberry Pi PoE HATs, and I'm trying to incorporate them into the cluster... but there are two issues I'm running into currently:

1. They come with female-to-female 9mm M2.5 spacers that need to be precisely this height so the contact can be made with the GPIO port and the PoE header. So I can't physically screw the Pi into the bone-style clear case using it's screws and h

The .env file is by default ignored in git therefore it usually requires manual process when D4D is updated.

In my case the only thing that stays the same is project name and base url, everything else could easily be replaced and revisioned in git.

Should we find a more optimal way to deal with this or do you have some alternatives?

[docs] Using the phrase "The Drupal CLI" is misleading

Problem/Motivation

The language "The Drupal CLI" is misleading. It implies that this it the only Drupal CLI, or is in some ways more official than other Drupal command line tools. This is present in the repo configuration and the readme, possibly in other places too.

Details to include:

• Why are we doing this? Above all, a

This plugin is confused because .lando.yml files may contain a top-level key services:. It says "Missing argument", when in fact all is fine.

These files are not meant for Symfony at all. For example, in the Drupal 8 ecosystem, both Lando and Symfony can coexist without any problems.

For documentation, see https://docs.devwithlando.io.

Describe the bug

As of v1.14+ ddev describe shows some information about third-party services like solr that have an exposed URL. However, it doesn't say anything about services that don't have an http url, and it should at least list them. For example, if rabbitmq or memcached is enabled, it should at least show in the output, and perhaps inform more output.

To Reproduce
Steps to

As noted in #1258 there is sense in checking for hash sums of downloaded binaries docker, docker-compose, docker-machine, winpty.exe for security reasons.

Fin should also issue a warning before downloading then that it is going to but them into ~/.docksal folder and will not overwrite any system binaries.

Maybe use a card based design with color codes for the field types?

I like how strapi does it. And that doesn't seem too involved.

(video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMl5IcFHA74)

Many science data platforms have a need to support complex hierarchical ontologies to classify their data. Build a widget that could be used to drill down and select a field from a large (60,000+ object) ontology and store that value in a simple way in the database. Then display it in a way that shows the context in the hierarchy.

Acceptance criteria

• Ontologies must be converted to JSON

According to documentation i should be able to assign menu links to regions in the hook_menu:

function qleva_menu() {
  var items = {};

  items['qleva_start'] = {
    title: 'Start',
    page_callback: 'qleva_start_page'
  };

  items['qleva_start_auth'] = {
    title: 'Home Auth2',
    page_callback: 'qleva_start_auth',
    pageshow: 'qleva_start_auth_show',
    //pagehide: '

Could I get some help on how to run this tool in a Windows environment?

Our projects are inside docker containers using lando/lando, not sure if that is relevant.

Would be awesome if it was possible to install this on Windows so it is project independent.
I know how to install PHP and add things to PATH, but not entirely sure how to get started with this one.