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Drupal with Pantheon

Go to pantheon create your site and clone it using git in you local.

Change directory into the site repository and verify your connection to the Pantheon server:

ex:- cd d7-ci

git remote -v

origin ssh://codeserver.dev.UUID@codeserver.dev.UUID.drush.in:2222/~/repository.git (fetch)

origin ssh://codeserver.dev.UUID@codeserver.dev.UUID.drush.in:2222/~/repository.git (push)

After cloning in local do:-

i. ddev config

ii. ddev composer install

iii. ddev start

Create a Repository on GitHub

Add the GitHub Repository as a Remote

Ex:-

git remote add github git@github.com:pantheon-learning/d7-ci.git git remote -v github git@github.com:pantheon-learning/d7-ci.git (fetch) github git@github.com:pantheon-learning/d7-ci.git (push)

origin ssh://codeserver.dev.UUID@codeserver.dev.UUID.drush.in:2222/~/repository.git (fetch)

origin ssh://codeserver.dev.UUID@codeserver.dev.UUID.drush.in:2222/~/repository.git (push)

Push the Pantheon Site's Codebase to GitHub

Run the command below in your terminal:

Push to github:-

git push -u github master

Push to Pantheon:-

git push origin master

Rename the remote repository:

git remote rename origin pantheon [For Pantheon]

git remote rename github origin [For Github]

Deploy to Pantheon

Checkout the master branch on your local.

Pull from github master > push to pantheon master:

git checkout master git pull github master git push pantheon master

Install Terminus

You can get a list of all available commands:

terminus list

Automatic Site and Environment Detection Terminus automatically detects the site and environment if a . parameter is not provided to a command that requests one. Terminus detects and operates from the local copy and current branch of the Pantheon site checked out at the current working directory.

Ex:-

git clone ssh://codeserver.dev.UUID@codeserver.dev.UUID.drush.in:2222/~/repository.git mysite cd mysite terminus env:info

Drush and WP-CLI

Pantheon supports Drush (Drupal) and WP-CLI (WordPress) commands remotely against a target site environment through Terminus. This is often faster and easier than leveraging such tools via local installations.

Use the basic command structure described above.

The commands to invoke Drush and WP-CLI are:

remote:drush

remote:wp

Deploy Code

You can use Terminus to test a new set of changes by deploying code from development environments up to the Test environment while pulling the database and files down from Live.

Run the command below to deploy the code:

terminus env:deploy my-site.test --sync-content --note="Deploy core and contrib"

For more information:-

Pantheon:- https://docs.pantheon.io/guides/git/git-config

Terminus:- https://docs.pantheon.io/terminus/examples

More Commands:- https://binbiriz.com/docs/drupal/drupal-pantheon-workflow/