- Jun 01, 2013
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Christopher Gervais authored
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Christopher Gervais authored
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Christopher Gervais authored
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- May 31, 2013
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anarcat authored
we are not getting all possible contexts because there's no easy way to enumerate them, so instead we just don't check
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- May 28, 2013
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Grazyna Jaworska authored
Issue #1635622 by anarcat - Default nginx config doesn't talk to the default php-fpm config in Debian Wheezy and sid.
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- May 27, 2013
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Grazyna Jaworska authored
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- May 24, 2013
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
it seems this was just incorrectly done: the _config entry wasn't used as an array while $configs is an array of arrays. since _config is private I feel safe in changing the way it is structured and used internally, and externally the API doesn't really change, it just works. :) this is to fix the regression introduced in e918bcc8, see #2000038
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Christopher Gervais authored
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anarcat authored
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Christopher Gervais authored
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
- May 23, 2013
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
those are drush packets that spew out on stderr
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
it seems that those packets are sent to stderr, so we merge stderr into stdout. we also pass the --debug flag to backend-parse so that it actually shows the debug output when debugging is enabled
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
otherwise the other provision commands will not work properly
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- May 21, 2013
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anarcat authored
this was working only through the frontend because the server verification was triggering verification for all platforms on the server, which would only then create the missing configuration file. now we generate the include file within the server context, where we should.
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- May 16, 2013
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
we are keeping the old method of installing from git, which means we will install post-alpha2 code when there are commits to the frontend, but meh - we currently can't install alpha2 at all from git, so that's better. we at least need to download the hostmaster profile in aegir.make, but then that means it will recurse into hostmaster.make, so it means we need to fiddle with *that* code if we want have sticky branches there. the other alternative is to build from the distribution, but that's not supported by Drush make, only by pm-download.
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored
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anarcat authored