mparker17

h2. Description

(describe the bug)

h2. URL

(is there an example URL where the bug is immediately visible?)

h2. Role

mparker17

#!/bin/bash
# Variables.
export PROJECT_NAME="mannequin"
export DOCROOT_DIR="web"
export THEME_NAME="my_theme"


# Set up a directory for the project.
mkdir "$PROJECT_NAME"
cd "$PROJECT_NAME" || exit 1

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#!/bin/bash
#
# @file
# Update pressflow/6.
#
# Some variables to start off with.
export my_fork_clone_url='https://github.com/mparker17/6'
export patch_id='SA-CORE-2019-002'

# The actual script.

mparker17

'#ajax' => ['callback' is weird.

Looking at examples from Drupal core, there seems to be a bunch of different ways you can call it...

• 'callback' => 'some_global_function' is the simplest and always seems to work, but the function it calls has to be defined in a .module file, not a class.

• 'callback' => [$this, 'someFunction'] works sometimes, but you get a 'cannot serialize database service' error if any of $this' properties (or anything they reference) involves a database connection.

• 'callback' => [static::class, 'someFunction'] works, but calls someFunction() in a static context, meaning you can't use $this->someService->doSomething().

  This is equivalent to, and has the same problems as:

• 'callback' => [get_class($this), 'someFunction'],

mparker17

Fixing a Drupal 8 site with an empty install profile

You'll probably notice this because of a series of errors like the ones below on the status report at /admin/reports/status:

    Notice: Undefined index: name in system_requirements() (line 59 of core/modules/system/system.install).
    Notice: Undefined index: version in system_requirements() (line 61 of core/modules/system/system.install).

To fix this...

1. Check settings.php and settings.local.php in the order they are parsed for lines that look like $settings['install_profile']

mparker17

#!/bin/bash
#
# @file
# Tell Drupal 8 about a .install file for a module that didn't have one before.
#
# Very rarely, a Drupal 8 module might end up without a row in the `key_value`
# table's `system.schema` collection. When this happens, Drupal won't load its
# `.install` file. As of Drupal 8.4, it is only possible to fix this manually.
#
# You can fix this manually with the following drush command, assuming

mparker17

Install

To set up this project, you will need to:

1. install rbenv,
2. use rbenv to install the correct version of the Ruby programming language,
3. use the Ruby programming language's tools to install Bundler, and finally,
4. use bundler to install this project's only dependency, Spiffy.

These steps are detailed below...

mparker17

#!/bin/bash
#
# @file
# Set up cgr, then cgr common projects.
#
# Notes:
# - Composer installed via PHAR in $PATH; ln -s composer.phar composer
# - Drush installed via PHAR in $PATH; ln -s drush.phar drush
#
composer global require 'consolidation/cgr'

mparker17

Popular Drupal core src/ subdirectories

If you're writing a custom / contrib module, it can sometimes be helpful to see how Drupal core organizes its data.

The list in the file(s) below is generated with the following command...

  find . -type d -name 'src' -exec ls -F1 '{}' \; | sort | uniq -c | ggrep '/' | sort -r

... which looks for src/ folders, lists what is in them with a depth of 1, sorts the whole thing, filters them out to be unique (printing the number of duplicates), filters the list to only directories, and sorts the result in reverse (i.e.: so the biggest number comes first).

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//
// @file
// HTML Tidy (htacg/tidy-html5) configuration file.
//
// HTML, XHTML, XML Options.
bare: yes
clean: yes
drop-proprietary-attributes: yes

// Pretty Print Options.