vip dev-env update
Update an already created local dev environment
Usage
vip dev-env-update [options]
Options
Option | Description |
---|---|
-a , --app-code |
Use the application code from a local directory or use “demo” for VIP skeleton code |
-d , --debug |
Activate debug output |
-e , --elasticsearch |
Enable Elasticsearch (needed by Enterprise Search) |
-h , --help |
Output the help for the (sub)command |
-G , --mailhog |
Enable Mailpit. By default it is disabled (deprecated option, please use –mailpit instead) |
-A , --mailpit |
Enable Mailpit. By default it is disabled |
-r , --media-redirect-domain |
Domain to redirect for missing media files. This can be used to still have images without the need to import them locally. |
-u , --mu-plugins |
Use a specific mu-plugins changeset or local directory |
-H , --photon |
Enable Photon. By default it is disabled |
-P , --php |
Explicitly choose PHP version to use |
-p , --phpmyadmin |
Enable PHPMyAdmin component. By default it is disabled |
-s , --slug |
Custom name of the dev environment |
-v , --version |
Output the version number |
-w , --wordpress |
Use a specific WordPress version |
-x , --xdebug |
Enable XDebug. By default it is disabled |
-X , --xdebug_config |
Extra configuration to pass to xdebug via XDEBUG_CONFIG environment variable |
Examples
- Retriggers setup wizard in order to change environment configuration
$ vip dev-env update
Last updated: April 24, 2024