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This is my favourite thread

Even if this felt like a good future to me (it doesn’t), I don’t think I trust that team to deliver and continue without having their heads turned by a new thing a year later.

Is this useful? It looks to be a Mac setting appleinsider.com/inside/imess...

That seems very clear to me

It does require a certain way of thinking, for sure.

One thing I like is the ability to change the deployment script. So you can make it run `php craft up` on deploy, and have it run any migrations and project config changes automatically, which is elegant.

Others probably let you do the same!

Laravel Forge is great for managing DO droplets and setting Craft up on them. Don’t let the Laravel name fool you, it isn’t exclusive to Laravel powered apps 👍

Good to see you here @1stevengrant.bsky.social

I’ve really enjoyed using it so far. It seems really elegant and got out of the way. Paring it with Bun seems especially speedy.

They also have a Wordpress content migration tool craftcms.com/blog/migrati...

#craftcms is a great way to go. An active community, rich plugins (but less reliance on them) and a far more modern codebase. It’s commercial, but in our experience the cost of the license was less in hourly rate than fighting silly issues with WP and similar.

I realise I didn’t explain “why?” About running it in a deployment script.

1. It reduces the risk of human error of forgetting to apply changes

2. Running it in script is less likely to time out than running it through apache or nginx which might have higher execution timeouts

Ideally you’d not use those and have “php craft project-config/apply” in your deployment scripts. But generally “apply changes” is what you want.

CC @craftcms.com as I’m sure they’re interested in this for optimisation.