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Use Site Aliases to run 'bee' commands on local and remote sites according to site alias definitions #131
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I'm not sure about this... If it turns out to be fairly simple to implement, then maybe. But if it's too complex, then I think it's better left for Drush. |
I think leaving this for Drush is not really an option. |
If we could get #190 done, then we could create an add-on module called This was raised in today's discussion at Backdrop LIVE. Names were recommended by @keiserjb ( |
Module's adding their own commands is already possible. So have at it! |
We had a useful discussion at Backdrop Live on what, if it is to be included, site alias functionality would look like. For reference, here are the notes. Config
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@jenlampton @oadaeh @hosef (@Wylbur - I know you couldn't make it, but I know you have an interest in this) - let me know if I've summarised this correctly or not. @BWPanda - FYI |
Site Aliases is a significant feature of Drush and Brush. It allows you to execute commands on a remote backdrop installation. To also allows you to use rsync to move files between installations.
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