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Updates for getting started, installation and updates sections #236

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mglaman commented May 25, 2018

will a comment kick off P.sH?

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If we have a "getting help" page, should probably include link to stack exchange in addition to issue queue and Slack.

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mglaman commented May 29, 2018

@lisastreeter that makes sense. Like the footer in https://www.drupaleurope.org/. And we should link to https://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/drupal-commerce

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I read through most of it. This is great, thanks again @lisastreeter. There's probably some other nits which we could debate through, but I think it's a huge improvement.

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possible in part by the PHP Framework Interoperability Group (FIG) and [PSR-4]
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This is fixed, but the page shows a 404 on Platform.sh but not locally, which is weird.

[Patching section](../../02.developer-guide/02.install-update/07.patching) of this documentation
guide for information about applying patches.

## Chat with the Drupal Commerce community using Slack
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Maybe we can make it more concise: "Chat with us on Slack"

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I agree about linking to https://drupal.stackexchange.com/. For instance, Ryan is 💯 there whereas Bojan and I are more active on Slack.


### Requirements

-Commerce 2.x requires Drupal 8.5.0 or newer.
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Maybe we should add:

"Generally we require each minor release, as it contains improvements that we use, or to reduce our code base."


-Commerce 2.x requires Drupal 8.5.0 or newer.

Unless you are building a very simple site, you will normally want to develop
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We should recommend they always develop locally, to properly take advantage of Drupal's configuration management. Or just remove this in general


If you already have a web server, make sure it satisfies [Drupal 8’s requirements].
The recommended memory limit is 256MB or more. For local development we recommend
[DDEV] (Docker-based), [Drupal VM] (advanced users), or [Acquia Dev Desktop] (beginners). You will also need [Composer].
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I don't think we should call DrupalVM advanced.. we should just say it's Vagrant based. So we're offering a Docker solution, Vagrant.. and then "custom".

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Also, Acquia Dev Desktop got abandoned in the meantime, so it's not safe to recommend it anymore.


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- php7.1-bcmath
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We should link to this search for if they need help: https://github.com/geerlingguy/drupal-vm/search?q=bcmath&type=Issues

I've seen people having issues.. before it was just php-bcmath.. now php7.1-bcmath or php7.2-bcmath

- The `bin` folder contains [Drupal Console] binary.
- The `web` folder represents the document root.
- Composer commands are always run from the site root (`mystore` in this case).
- See the `project-base README`_ for more details.
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Should we document here how to convert web to docroot if on Acquia? Or maybe there's already a resource for the drupal-composer project on that.

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Ideally we'd link to an external resource, since it's not Commerce specific.

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Here's an issue drupal-composer/drupal-project#64

The answers are in there

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I think this specific comment is best: drupal-composer/drupal-project#64 (comment)

Updating an existing module: `composer update drupal/address -–with-dependencies`

See the `project-base README`_ for more details.
- The `bin` folder contains [Drupal Console] binary.
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"contains the [Drupal Console] binary"
Do we also want to mention that phpunit is there?

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We should say that it contains any library binaries, such as Console, PHPUnit, Behat, etc

- The `bin` folder contains [Drupal Console] binary.
- The `web` folder represents the document root.
- Composer commands are always run from the site root (`mystore` in this case).
- See the `project-base README`_ for more details.
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Ideally we'd link to an external resource, since it's not Commerce specific.

Once all content has been removed, you can start uninstalling the commerce
modules. You will only be able to uninstall a few at a time because of
dependencies. For example, you will not be able to uninstall the base Commerce
module until all other commerce modules are installed. Note: if you have
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This is missing the "run cron" trick documented in https://www.drupal.org/project/commerce/issues/2791303


* [Commerce Shipping] makes it possible to ship physical products to your customers.
* [Commerce Recurring] makes it possible to provide subscriptions and recurring billing.
* [Commerce Variation Cart Form] provides an alternative add-to-cart form for specific use cases.
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Let's not recommend Commerce Variation Cart Form. We'll be deprecating it with Commerce functionality in a future release, and our examples should be more major. Two examples are enough, if not, we can point to Product Bundle or Price list.

releases. If you are unfamiliar with the concept of patching, you can learn
about [Patches] at drupal.org.

You can use Composer to apply patches by modifying the `composer.json` file
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This only works if they used composer create-project VS adding Commerce to a vanilla site. Should be clarified.

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Question: should "backing up your site" be included, either as an additional page in the "installation" section or as part of the "Maintaining" page?

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mglaman commented Jun 12, 2018

@lisastreeter I think we can skip backing up your site. Or just link to a Drupal.org handbook guide on the topic in "Maintaining" page

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mglaman commented Jun 13, 2018

I hereby declare this to be merged! Amazing work!

@mglaman mglaman merged commit 34b31b1 into drupalcommerce:master Jun 13, 2018
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