Recommended git approach for larger changes

Hi

we have the following Setup:

Test-Server: Installation to test most recent developments

Developers Server: Each developer has his own Server

Productive Server: Only Project Manager has access to it

Gitlab with branch master (in sync with Productive server) and develop (in sync with Test server).

Sometimes we have changes involving

a) Data structure changes (e.g. new node types, new fields in existing blocks etc.)

b) New or updated views

c) CSS File changes

The process is like this

shared server - throttle composer?

Hi, I'm on a shared server and when using composer I occasionally get the error message that my host has killed a process because of excessive resource usage.  Is there a way to throttle composer so it doesn't hammer the server with every command I issue?  I'm okay with it if it takes ten times as long to do whatever I'm doing, I just don't want to be 'that user' hogging all the server resources.  And, I especially don't want to get booted or forced to upgrade by my hosting provider.  I'm trying to play nice.

Enterprise Drupal 8 Development

Sub-title: 
For Advanced Projects and Large Development Teams
Authors: 
Publisher: 
Apress
Publication date: 
2017-05
Page count: 
328
ISBN-13: 
9781484202548

Successfully architect a Drupal 8 website that scales to meet project requirements of any size and scope.
Starting with a one-chapter review of Drupal basics, you'll dive into deeper topics including software development processes, architecting a Drupal site, scaling Drupal, working effectively with themes, and more. In addition to a thorough discussion of custom module development and how to develop modules as building blocks, you'll also review many common ways of integrating Drupal with other 3rd party systems.

Building and maintaining an enterprise-ready Drupal website presents a unique set of challenges and complexities. From development processes and content management to deployments, version control and more, all aspects of Drupal development are impacted when two or more developers are on a project. If you are involved in a Drupal project that requires frequent updates and long-term support from a team of developers, system administrators, and end-users, Enterprise Drupal 8 Development is for you.

Whether you're an experienced Drupal developer looking to expand your skills, a systems administrator managing a Drupal project, or a PHP developer new to Drupal, Enterprise Drupal 8 Development will give you the knowledge and inspiration you need to manage large and complex projects.

What You'll Learn

Architect Drupal for development teams and apply best practices for large Drupal projects
Integrate 3rd party applications with Drupal
Manage content, code, and configuration across multiple staging environments
Build a consistent user experience for administrators and content creators

Who This Book Is For

The primary audience is intermediate to advanced Drupal developers who are working on large-scale Drupal projects and advanced PHP developers new to Drupal

The secondary audience is IT Professionals such as Systems Administrators managing Drupal projects

marinelli theme in Drupal 8

How to get-rid of root-directory name on file system paths of Drupal 9

In all previous drupal installations that I had all files were uploaded by default on “sites/default/files/…”

On the two fresh Drupal-9 installations I used this month, seems that this default setting has changed. So, If I want to upload and have an image on a page, the path should be “root-dir/sites/default/files/..”

Did I get something wrong on my installations of Drupal 9?

Is there a way to get rid of that “root-dir” name on the start of my file paths?

Thank you in advance

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How to edit index.html thru Drupal 8.x?

Hi everybody,

I have problem with editing my index.html which is located on www.xxx.sk, I've installed Drupal CMS version 8.7.5 on the same hosting, database etc.. Everything works fine but I can't see my index.html on drupal cms , so I can't edit it. My question is, if it's even possible to edit html page which was not created trhu drupal? Without converting it to the theme? Do I need add some tags in index.html for define which block need to be changed ?

Thanks 

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