Lando #109
Lando #109
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…courage use of yarn instead of npm
Add mannequin service
…. Move environment config from docker directory to .env
…lando tooling for importing from pantheon
…ire-agent` is always running.
Blackfire in Lando (alternate approach)
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Some comments below. The big one is the rename of the .env directory to .lando (or something else). In general, this PR takes us halfway - it gets Lando set up for local development, but still runs docker-compose in CircleCI. That's ok - I think it'd be fine to figure out Lando in circle as a future step.
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Is this file needed anymore? We can just use lando pull now, right?
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I don't think we should use .env as a directory, because it prevents us from ever using a .env file. In #111, we discussed moving this into .lando instead.
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Is there a compelling reason to rename this variable? If not, I'd prefer to leave it as TERMINUS_SOURCE_ENVIRONMENT for backward compatibility reasons.
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I know these are the lando defaults, but for flexibility, I think we should use this instead:
$lando_info = json_decode(getenv('LANDO_INFO'), TRUE);
$databases['default']['default'] = [
'driver' => 'mysql',
'database' => $lando_info['database']['creds']['database'],
'username' => $lando_info['database']['creds']['user'],
'password' => $lando_info['database']['creds']['password'],
'host' => $lando_info['database']['internal_connection']['host'],
'port' => $lando_info['database']['internal_connection']['port'],
];
This will support changing credentials through Lando.
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