Deploy

DevShop Deploy Component

The devshop/deploy component lets Composer-based app developers define what happens to their code during deployment across environments, and allows them to control what stages are run in each environment.

The component defines a standard set of named "stages" that code goes through during the development life cycle. Each stage is a list of commands that can be pre-defined for standard projects like Drupal or Wordpress, or defined in a per-project or per-environment basis.

Finally, the component provides a command called deploy that runs the desired stages for that environment.

Stages

1. git: The commands to clone the source code (or ensure it's already there) and check out the desired version.
2. build: The commands to run to prepare the source code, such as composer install or npm install.
3. install: The commands to run to prepare your application once all code and services are ready, such as drush site:install or drush site:import ~/backups/site.sql. (Normally skipped in "prod" environments.)
4. deploy: The commands to run immediately after new code and services are ready, such as drush updb -y && drush cr all
5. Test: The commands to test a running site.

Resources

• Documentation
• Contributing
• Report issues and send Pull Requests in the main DevShop repository

Credits

Jon Pugh