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getdave avatar getdave commented on September 12, 2024

Thank you for this. I agree the "flow" needs to be improved.

So in order to configure WP Stack do you have to have you "local" as a virtual server? Currently my development is run from my MacBook. Is it possible to configure deployments in a manner that would work with this setup?

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rememberlenny avatar rememberlenny commented on September 12, 2024

@getdave A virtual server can be anything from a Vagrant Box (virtualized linux) or a MAMP/XAMPP installation.

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mattstratton avatar mattstratton commented on September 12, 2024

The thing that is really unclear to me is where WP-Stack should exist. I know that the capistrano type files should live inside the directory of the site, but should wp-stack be created as a submodule?

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phillcoxon avatar phillcoxon commented on September 12, 2024

I would be very happy to help with documenting this process as it is very confusing at the moment for people starting out.

I've got Vagrant running locally for testing and I'm extremely impressed.

Has Robbie's Vagrant configuration script been made available? Or has anyone else published a Vagrant config for a similar setup that can be used as a base to document a step-by-step setup?

Also, in Robbie's example the 'vagrant knewton:sync' and 'vagrant knewton:localdev on' - is the database syncing & localhost modification functionality part of Vagrant as standard or part of Robbie's custom Vagrant config?

Is anyone available to spend a little bit of time helping me document this process to make it far easier for new people (including myself) to get started?

Thanks!

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rememberlenny avatar rememberlenny commented on September 12, 2024

Id appreciate having a reference Vagrant script. I don't think one has.

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I would be very happy to help with documenting this process as it is very confusing at the moment for people starting out.
I've got Vagrant running locally for testing and I'm extremely impressed.
Has Robbie's Vagrant configuration script been made available? Or has anyone else published a Vagrant config for a similar setup that can be used as a base to document a step-by-step setup?
Also, in Robbie's example the 'vagrant knewton:sync' and 'vagrant knewton:localdev on' - is the database syncing & localhost modification functionality part of Vagrant as standard or part of Robbie's custom Vagrant config?
Is anyone available to spend a little bit of time helping me document this process to make it far easier for new people (including myself) to get started?
Thanks!


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jfrux avatar jfrux commented on September 12, 2024

+1 I'm also very interested in a completely documented 'no-assumptions' README or Setup guide.
I'm familiar with Ruby/Rails and Capistrano but having the WP-Stack repo on the server makes very little sense to me...
I work locally, trying to get away from editing wordpress sites in production obviously, so this is what I've found. This repo looks promising but I'm not seeing enough clarification in the setup to really move on it.

The WordPress-Skeleton repo looks pretty clean cut...
I suspect the WP-Stack project might be better suited for a "methodology" or a guided policy versus an actual code-base.

I'm interested to see where this repo goes though for sure.

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