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Drupal allows users to configure where their public file system should live, Drupal can also have the core code live in any directory (although web has become the defacto standard webroot). The current Lagoon integration assumes that the public file path is web/sites/default/files when in reality it could be anything.
We addressed this issue with lando pull a while ago in #2762 and at the time I promised myself I would return to handle the lando push side of things. Here I am now.
Tell us generally about your bug
In issue 2762 we switched to using drush dd files to determine the defined path for files, and to use that in the Drush command instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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What is your lando version and operating system?
v3.1.4 on Mac OSX 11.4 (Big Sur)
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.lando.yml
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Drupal allows users to configure where their public file system should live, Drupal can also have the core code live in any directory (although
web
has become the defacto standard webroot). The current Lagoon integration assumes that the public file path isweb/sites/default/files
when in reality it could be anything.We addressed this issue with
lando pull
a while ago in #2762 and at the time I promised myself I would return to handle thelando push
side of things. Here I am now.Tell us generally about your bug
In issue 2762 we switched to using
drush dd files
to determine the defined path for files, and to use that in the Drush command instead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: