In Drupal 8, setting your sites domain in
Have you noticed in Drupal 8 that when you use drush uli it returns a url that starts with
If you are using GIT to manage your code base, you could consider a strategy of a
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I believe setting the
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settings.php is no longer possible. In Drupal 7, you could set the base_url in settings.php like:
$base_url = 'http://domain.com';
http://default! If you are tired of copying and pasting what comes after http://default/ or adding the --uri=http://domain.com flag along with drush uli I have a solution for you!
Meet the drushrc.php file. I prefer to put this one level higher than my Drupal root. So…
* Project repo
* webroot (public_html, web, docroot, etc)
* drush/drushrc.php
Lots can go in the drushrc.php file, but if you simply want to fix the drush uli default issue, it can just have:
<?php $options['uri'] = 'http://domain.com';
drushrc.php file per environment. Example:
Create drush/drushrc.local.php
That file can contain:
<?php $options['uri'] = 'http://domain.dev';
drushrc.php now looks like:
<?php /** * If there is a local drushrc file, then include it. */ $local_drushrc = __DIR__ . "/drushrc.local.php"; if (file_exists($local_drushrc)) { include $local_drushrc; }
drush/drushrc.local.php in your .gitignore file.
If you are using a PaaS like Pantheon, you can take this strategy:
Since Pantheon automatically handles setting the $options[‘url’] for you, you can simply say...if NOT Pantheon, use my local dev domain.
With the Pantheon approach, your drushrc.php file can look like:
<?php if (!isset($_SERVER['PANTHEON_ENVIRONMENT'])) { $options['uri'] = 'http://domain.dev'; }
$options[‘uri’] has always been possible if using drush aliases, so continue on if you’ve always done that.
Now enjoy the infinite bliss when typing drush uli and having the correct domain returned.
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