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• Grav Deploy Best Practice · 9 years ago

  Sounds perfect. Does GPM read the .dependencies file if present in /user ?

• Grav Deploy Best Practice · 9 years ago

  So I downloaded a skeleton and I can see multiple .dependencies files, including one in the user directory. Learning curve ahoy 😉

• Grav Deploy Best Practice · 9 years ago

  To mimic the Trellis approach to deploys I would like to: Keep all third party code and compiled assets out of Git Compile and minify assets locally and copy to the production server on deploy I not

• Grav Deploy Best Practice · 9 years ago

  I see now. So composer installs the plugins directly from Github. This is great, thanks. I'm going to have a tinker with the Trellis deploy playbook and see what I can come up with.

• Installing Grav with Ansible · 9 years ago

  This looks great. I'm really interested to see if Trellis type Ansible deploys can be made to work with Grav.

• Grav Deploy Best Practice · 9 years ago

  @procrates: You do not install the Grav plugins with composer, you rather store them in composer.json and do a composer install on new instances. This will just download the plugins and dependencies.

• Grav Deploy Best Practice · 9 years ago

  I'm quite familiar with Trellis, and because it's built using Ansible playbooks, it's actually quite modular. I've already used a fork of it to deploy a mediawiki instance for example. Looking at Git

• Grav Deploy Best Practice · 9 years ago

  @procrates: There are many possibilities for development and deployment for Grav, including composer. GPM is not necessary since all dependencies can be stored in composer.json. That is great. Are th

• Grav Deploy Best Practice · 9 years ago

  I only recently discovered Grav after reading this article: https://deliciousbrains.com/grav-cms-self-hosted-wordpress-alternatives-part-2/ I've been using WordPress with the https://roots.io tools an