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Changelog

v3.1.0

  • Added a deploy:build_assets step into the default deploy task to build theme assets on local. This allows for easier overwriting this task (eg to build custom plugin assets) and fixes running duplicates on some configurations.

v3.0.0

  • Did a large refactor of paths (release_path, current_path, document_root)
  • Provide two recipes (base and advanced) and examples for both
  • v2.0.0 did not work with symlink deployments, this now works again (see #8)
  • Updated from Deployer 7.2 to 7.3
  • New config options (see set.php):
    • wp/configFiles for wp-config/wp-config-local files which should be protected by more restrict file permissions
    • wp/configFiles/permissions for the chmod permissions to apply to the configFiles
    • Removed document_root - use release_or_current_path instead
  • New/changed task names:
    • push_code now is called update_code again for parity with PHPDeployer.

Upgrading:

  • If you haven't upgraded to v2.0.0 yet, it's best to upgrade to 3.0.0 directly
  • Have a look at the example files. Your deploy.php will get much smaller and require less configuration.
  • Also the new version is more smiliar to PHPDeployers default common recipe.

v2.0.0

  • Updated from Deployer 6.x to 7.x See docs for more information. Most notable changes:
    • New format for yml-files which can now also include configuration.
    • The local is not available any more. Instead once and runLocally should be used. For theme assets the example uses a function callback and the on helper to optionally run those build tasks on the local host.
    • When deploying you can't select a host by name or stage anymore. Instead you have to use labels (eg a stage label). If you've used dep deploy production you now have to use dep deploy stage=production and set the stage label in your yml file.
  • Switched to a single base recipe which can be included and built upon. See examples/deploy.php.
  • The new recipe and examples uses yml-files for project-specific configuration so the deploy.php is a dropin file and has no configuration in it.
  • PHP 8 compatibility.
  • Fixes issues with rsync flags/options and '.

Upgrading: If you've used the default recipe it's probably easiest to copy the new example deploy.php and update your yml-file with project-specific configuration. If you have added any other tasks/features to your deploy.php make sure you upgrade them too. If you've used most of the core functions of this library or just the examples, the upgrade should only take a few minutes.