I'd love to see how you merge database from production to local and from local to production. And how to deal with changes done in production when working on local.
@Raimer @Ryan @Simon After you're done setting up your local WP git repo, go to your live/production website and grab the data using WP Migrate DB Pro (made by Delicious Brains), it helps you copy your database from one WordPress install to another with one click on your dashboard. The copy process also includes your assets (images, mp3...) and whatever you have in your uploads folder. It's neat and by far the best way of doing what you just asked. Once you're done, you should see an exact copy of your production site locally and vice versa.
@Alex. Love your content! I'm interested in seeing how you'd set up a Git workflow for Bedrock to enable developers deploy their WP sites from GitHub to a Cpanel shared hosting.
I have a video that goes over how to deploy a bedrock site with git and Buddy to a digital ocean droplet. you can easily adapt it to a cpanel site as long as you have sftp access. its on my patreon
Totally agree, my only gripe with bedrock is the migration from a server that *can* adjust the root directory to a *cough* worse *cough* server where it expects the root of the project to be the web source. Came across that a few times and adjusting a bedrock environment to a 'standard' / vanilla one is a pain in the ass.
Nice video. But how do you deal with the database? If I want someone to download it from Github or something and to work, they will also need the database, right?
hello, i need to create a git wp repertory for default start modele in the new project and i configue my plugin per default and i file my changes separately in different git commit, as i can overwrite ecommerce configs that i don't need will write their git commit. will I have to import my plugins,
I hope you enjoyed the video! Let me know what other topics you'd like me to cover!
can you cover carbonfields.net?
I learned so much from you, thx a lot
I'd love to see how you merge database from production to local and from local to production. And how to deal with changes done in production when working on local.
Yes! This would be a great topic. I'm thinking specifically WooCommerce sites - orders, customers, etc.
I'd be interested as well by this topic!
@Raimer @Ryan @Simon After you're done setting up your local WP git repo, go to your live/production website and grab the data using WP Migrate DB Pro (made by Delicious Brains), it helps you copy your database from one WordPress install to another with one click on your dashboard. The copy process also includes your assets (images, mp3...) and whatever you have in your uploads folder. It's neat and by far the best way of doing what you just asked. Once you're done, you should see an exact copy of your production site locally and vice versa.
Finally. That was an awesome and really useful resource for WP and git.
Thank you so much, I learn allot form your tutorials, would like to see a video on super fast themes or themes that are your go-to.
@Alex. Love your content! I'm interested in seeing how you'd set up a Git workflow for Bedrock to enable developers deploy their WP sites from GitHub to a Cpanel shared hosting.
I have a video that goes over how to deploy a bedrock site with git and Buddy to a digital ocean droplet. you can easily adapt it to a cpanel site as long as you have sftp access. its on my patreon
Awesome tutorials man!
Btw, any heads up on when your course will be coming out? Really looking forward to it 🤘
Totally agree, my only gripe with bedrock is the migration from a server that *can* adjust the root directory to a *cough* worse *cough* server where it expects the root of the project to be the web source. Came across that a few times and adjusting a bedrock environment to a 'standard' / vanilla one is a pain in the ass.
Very correct. In my opinion, there should be a better way of doing this.
Thank you so much
Love it 🥺❤️
Nice video. But how do you deal with the database? If I want someone to download it from Github or something and to work, they will also need the database, right?
Yeah, you could grab that using WP Migrate DB Pro
I would love to see your Patreon content but I don't support Patreon. Do you post paid content anywhere else?
What is the different vanilla wp with Wordpress ?
please share the full music that we heard and 10:25. that was awesome music!!
hello, i need to create a git wp repertory for default start modele in the new project
and i configue my plugin per default
and i file my changes separately in different git commit, as i can overwrite ecommerce configs that i don't need will write their git commit.
will I have to import my plugins,
How do you back up the sql database? In the case you break or lose your laptop.
there are multiple wp backup plugins ( BackWpUp and etc ) that allow you to backup your sql database into file storage platform like dropbox
@@hewang9957 yeah I use All in One WP Migration but backing up the database using dropbox would be the best bet. Thanks 👍🏿
i think this just shows how flawed wordpress database/sourcecode dependency logic is