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  6. Apr 15, 2011
    • anarcat's avatar
      Revert "1081536 rollback platform apache configs" · 17249a67
      anarcat authored
      This reverts commit f7a07113.
      
      The problem with this approach is that if we have sites in the platform
      and fail to verify it, removing the apache config would actually break
      the platform even more. We do not want that.
      
      What we want is a provision-install on platforms that can be rolled back
      properly too. It's harder than this.
      17249a67
    • anarcat's avatar
      1081536 rollback platform apache configs · 8363379f
      anarcat authored
      when drush make fails, the apache config is already created and wasn't
      cleaned up
      
      we hook into the rollback by adding a new magic hook through
      command_invoke() that will cascade through the current context and call
      the right rollback hook.
      
      we implement one for the platform, but we probably need to implement one
      for servers and sites too.
      8363379f
  7. Apr 14, 2011
    • anarcat's avatar
      Revert "1081536 rollback platform apache configs" · ccb4e985
      anarcat authored
      This reverts commit f7a07113.
      
      The problem with this approach is that if we have sites in the platform
      and fail to verify it, removing the apache config would actually break
      the platform even more. We do not want that.
      
      What we want is a provision-install on platforms that can be rolled back
      properly too. It's harder than this.
      ccb4e985
    • anarcat's avatar
      1081536 rollback platform apache configs · f7a07113
      anarcat authored
      when drush make fails, the apache config is already created and wasn't
      cleaned up
      
      we hook into the rollback by adding a new magic hook through
      command_invoke() that will cascade through the current context and call
      the right rollback hook.
      
      we implement one for the platform, but we probably need to implement one
      for servers and sites too.
      f7a07113
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    • anarcat's avatar
      add a command to parse --backend output · d6477f6b
      anarcat authored and anarcat's avatar anarcat committed
      i got tired of stabbing my eyes with inline JSON output so I wrote a
      very very simple command that just parses STDIN as a --backend output
      command. this can be useful for debugging when calling backend commands
      without thinking of removing --backend, or in my case, to pass data
      through STDIN as JSON, but still have a proper output.
      d6477f6b
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      add a command to parse --backend output · 8a158fd6
      anarcat authored and anarcat's avatar anarcat committed
      i got tired of stabbing my eyes with inline JSON output so I wrote a
      very very simple command that just parses STDIN as a --backend output
      command. this can be useful for debugging when calling backend commands
      without thinking of removing --backend, or in my case, to pass data
      through STDIN as JSON, but still have a proper output.
      8a158fd6
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    • Adrian Rossouw's avatar
      Change how the named-context-save command works. · f775b1f6
      Adrian Rossouw authored
      Because the alias does not exist when it is first called, we need to
      specify it as the first argument.
      
      So:
      drush provision-context-save @myalias --option=123 --option=321
      
      What we are actually doing is saving the alias to the local server,
      which is implied by not having a named context before the command
      f775b1f6
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