📅 最后修改于: 2023-12-03 15:30:34.169000 🧑 作者: Mango
Drupal 8 is an open source CMS that powers many websites and applications. Deploying Drupal 8 on a server or live environment requires a specific set of steps and tools. In this article, we will discuss one such tool, Drush CIM Partial.
Drush (short for Drupal shell) is a command-line utility that enables developers to perform Drupal-related tasks easily and quickly. It provides a set of commands that can be executed from the command line to manage Drupal sites.
The Drush Configuration Import (CIM) command is used to import configuration from YML files. Drush CIM Partial allows users to import only a partial set of configuration files, saving time and effort.
Install Drush: The first step is to install Drush on your local or remote server. You can use Homebrew, Composer, or download it manually from the Drupal website.
Export Configuration: The next step is to export the relevant configuration files. You can do this using the Configuration Manager built into Drupal. Make sure to export only the configuration files that you want to import with Drush CIM Partial.
Create a Partial Configuration File: Once you have the configuration files, you can create a partial configuration file that contains only the settings that you want to import. This file should have a .yml extension and should be placed in the /config/sync/partial directory of your Drupal 8 installation.
Use Drush CIM Partial: Now you can use the Drush CIM Partial command to import the partial configuration file. The syntax for this command is as follows:
drush cim-partial myfile.yml
This command will import only the configuration settings that are defined in the partial configuration file.
Drush CIM Partial is a powerful tool that allows developers to deploy Drupal 8 sites quickly and easily. By using this tool, developers can import only the configuration settings that are necessary, saving time and effort. If you are a Drupal developer, be sure to check out Drush CIM Partial for your next project.