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[docs] Improve Craft CMS Quickstart - how to add environment variables #4314

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If you have an existing Craft CMS DDEV project, you'll need to change the `type:` to `craftcms` in your project's `.ddev/config.yaml` and then do `ddev restart` to be able to use the `ddev craft` command.

If you have Craft CMS installed in a sub-directory in your project, you can add a `CRAFT_CMD_ROOT` environment variable to your `.env` file to specify a path relative to your project root where Craft CMS is installed. This defaults to `./`, the project root directory.
If you have Craft CMS installed in a sub-directory of your project, in order for `ddev craft` to work, you will need to change the location of the `craft` executable by providing the `CRAFT_CMD_ROOT` environment variable to the web container in your project. For example, if your directory structure is `my-craft-project/app`, where Craft CMS is installed in `app`, then you would apply `ddev config --web-environment-add=CRAFT_CMD_ROOT=./app`. `CRAFT_CMD_ROOT` defaults to `./`, the project root directory. Run `ddev restart` after applying this change.

For more information about how to provide custom environment variables to your containers, read [Providing Custom Environment Variables to a Container](https://ddev.readthedocs.io/en/latest/users/extend/customization-extendibility/#providing-custom-environment-variables-to-a-container).

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